9 Flows
Onboarding, profile, strategy, radar, targets, news, apply, daily, and memory. Each flow is a skill your agent reads and executes.
Skills, guides, and scripts that any coding agent consumes to search, apply, and track jobs on your behalf. No coding experience needed.

You don't need to know how to code. If you use an AI coding agent like Claude Code, Codex, or Antigravity (all have free options), just copy and paste this prompt into it:
Clone the repository https://github.com/galiprandi/job-seeker, run npm install, then read AGENTS.md and .agents/skills/onboarding/SKILL.md and run the onboarding flow. Walk me through each step and ask for anything you need (LinkedIn/Gmail logins, a Neon Postgres connection string, etc.).That's it. The agent will clone the repo, install dependencies, and walk you through onboarding step by step. It will ask you to log into LinkedIn and Gmail manually (in a visible browser window) and to provide a free Postgres connection string from Neon. After that, you just talk to it in plain language: "apply to 5 jobs", "check for updates", "run the daily routine".
Job Seeker turns your coding agent into a job search assistant that handles the repetitive work while you stay in control:
You approve what matters. The agent does the grunt work.
Tech professionals who use LinkedIn as their primary job platform and want to automate the boring part of job searching.
Non-technical users who already have an AI coding agent and want it to handle their job search. If you can copy and paste a prompt, you can use Job Seeker.
Recruiters and HR professionals who want to help candidates apply more efficiently, or who want to understand how AI agents are changing the job search landscape.
Job Seeker is free and open source. If it helps you, here are three ways to support the project: