Verify

Let AI read the careers pages for you, so you can spend your time doing literally anything else

Install

npx -y skills add chrisdothtml/ai-job-finder --skill verify

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3 stars3 stars. Stars are a popularity signal and not a quality one, but at this level it is likely that nobody has read this closely except its author, and you would be relying on your own review.

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How to run and drive this app to verify UI/server changes at runtime

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Dev server: yarn app:dev (nodemon) or yarn server:start; serves at http://localhost:8000 (PORT env, default 8000). Check first — it's often already running.
In dev mode the UI is bundled from src/ui per request via esbuild middleware, so UI edits are picked up on page reload — no rebuild step.

The app blocks on onboarding unless localStorage has ai-job-finder-storage with {"isOnboarded":true,...}. To skip onboarding in a fresh Playwright profile: localStorage.setItem('ai-job-finder-storage', JSON.stringify({ isOnboarded: true, settings: {} })) then reload. Restore {"isOnboarded":false,"partialSettings":{}} when done.
Jobs data comes from /api/jobs, companies from /api/companies — both already populated locally.
Jobs-list view prefs persist under localStorage key ai-job-finder-ui-prefs.

Playwright MCP screenshots with relative paths land in the repo root, not .playwright-mcp/ — use absolute scratchpad paths.
Job cards animate in (cardIn, staggered by index); screenshot right after reload catches half-faded cards. Wait a beat before capturing.
The server on :8000 is usually the user's own dev server — never kill or restart it. Close the Playwright browser when done.