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Tailor a personal outbound artifact (resume / cover letter / outreach email / proposal / pitch one-pager) against an external audience constraint (job description / RFP / pitch context), using a personal memory vault as the source of truth. Use when the user provides (1) a vault path or repo URL with their canonical self-data, and (2) an audience constraint document or link.

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Vault-to-Artifact Tailor Skill

Version: 0.1

Purpose

Convert a person's canonical vault content into a tailored outbound artifact (resume, cover letter, outreach, proposal) that matches an external audience constraint — without fabricating evidence, without smoothing away the person's authentic voice, and without leaking private vault fields beyond what the artifact's destination warrants.

The skill is a translator, not a writer. Every claim in the output must be traceable to a vault node. If a section of the artifact cannot be backed by vault evidence, the skill surfaces it as a [TBD] placeholder rather than inventing content.

When to use

  • Job application (resume tailored to a specific JD)
  • Cover letter tailored to a specific role / company
  • Outreach email to investor / customer / collaborator with audience-fit framing
  • Proposal / pitch one-pager tailored to a specific audience constraint
  • Any case where: canonical self-data + audience constraint → tailored sendable artifact

Do not use

  • One-shot generation with no vault (the skill's whole point is vault grounding)
  • Pure copywriting tasks where audience truth-fidelity is not required
  • When user wants generic polished prose with no structural fidelity
  • When vault evidence is too thin — surface the gap, don't fabricate

Input expectations

Required:

  • Vault locator: GitHub repo URL (private acceptable, will use gh CLI) or local filesystem path. Must follow personal-memory-vault-starter schema or equivalent (people/, projects/, playbooks/, tracelets/, etc.)
  • Audience constraint: one of (a) URL to JD/RFP/pitch context, (b) raw text of the constraint, (c) bullet-point summary of audience requirements

Optional (improves output):

  • Artifact type: resume | cover_letter | outreach_email | proposal_one_pager (default: resume)
  • Direction hint: short phrase from user describing the angle they want (e.g. "enterprise customer-facing" vs "developer relations" vs "ops-born product")
  • Length budget: page count or word count (default: resume 2-3 pages, cover letter ≤1 page)
  • Output language: e.g. en, zh, ja (default: match audience constraint language)
  • Render format: markdown | html | pdf | all (default: pdf + markdown)

Vault contract

The skill expects vault to roughly follow this layout:

<vault-root>/
├── INDEX.md              network entry / navigation
├── people/<self>.md      canonical self-description (name, contact, locations, languages, current role anchors)
├── projects/*.md         project history with evidence
├── playbooks/*.md        operating rules / preferences
├── tracelets/*.md        single-decision calibration moments
└── concepts/*.md         (optional) framework / vocabulary anchors

The skill reads these nodes by topic relevance to the audience constraint. It does NOT modify vault content. It only reads vault and writes artifacts back to a designated outputs location (default: vault/projects/<career-or-equiv>/outputs/).

Output contract

Return:

{
  "audience_parse": {
    "organization": "...",
    "role_title": "...",
    "role_family": "solutions_architect | developer_relations | product_manager | engineer | program_manager | other",
    "level": "ic | senior | staff | manager | director",
    "location": "...",
    "key_keywords": ["..."],
    "explicit_requirements": ["..."],
    "preferred_requirements": ["..."]
  },
  "vault_query": {
    "nodes_read": ["people/quinn.md", "projects/career.md", "playbooks/...", "..."],
    "evidence_for_each_claim": { "claim_id": "vault_node_path" }
  },
  "tailored_sections": {
    "headline": "...",
    "profile": "...",
    "target_roles": ["..."],
    "core_positioning": ["..."],
    "selected_projects": [{"title": "...", "vault_node": "...", "tailored_summary": "..."}],
    "skills": [...],
    "match_summary": [...]
  },
  "redaction_log": {
    "items_filtered": ["..."],
    "reason": "..."
  },
  "rendered_artifact": {
    "markdown_path": "...",
    "pdf_path": "...",
    "char_count": 0,
    "estimated_pages": 0
  },
  "tbd_placeholders": ["fields the user must fill before sending"]
}

Method

  1. Parse audience constraint → extract organization, role_title, role_family, level, location, key keywords, explicit/preferred requirements.
  2. Query vault by topic relevance:
    • people/<self>.md → identity, contact (subject to redaction), languages
    • projects/career.md or equivalent → master resume content, applications log, prior tailored variants
    • other projects/*.md → project evidence that matches role_family
    • playbooks/*.md → tone, voice, addressing convention, no-go phrases
  3. Apply tailoring rules:
    • mirror audience keywords into Profile + Core Positioning (only if vault has matching evidence)
    • rank/select top 2-3 projects most relevant to role_family
    • tilt core positioning emphasis to match role_family invariants (e.g. SA = customer-discovery + cross-functional; DR = translation + community; PM = ops-to-product + metrics)
    • generate role-specific match summary mapping audience requirements to vault evidence
  4. Render:
    • tailored markdown → HTML template → PDF (via Chrome headless or equivalent)
    • save to vault/projects/<career>/outputs/<YYYY-MM-DD>_<org>_<role>/
  5. Emit redaction log + TBD list:
    • never leak vault fields that the audience destination doesn't warrant (e.g. private employer compensation in a public-facing pitch)
    • surface any claim that couldn't be backed by vault as [TBD] for user to fill

Privacy / sovereignty

  • Vault read access: skill uses user-authorized gh CLI or local filesystem; does not transmit vault content to external services without explicit user invocation
  • Output destination control: tailored artifacts default to vault/.../outputs/ (still inside the private vault); user explicit action moves them to public surface (LinkedIn upload, Workday application, etc.)
  • Redaction by default: if audience constraint indicates a public surface, the skill removes vault-private fields (real compensation numbers, employer-private project metrics, etc.) and notes them in redaction_log
  • No fabrication: every claim traceable to vault node; missing evidence → [TBD], never hallucinated
  • Respect vault's own privacy rules: if vault has a playbooks/external-writing-anonymize.md or similar, the skill follows it

Anti-patterns to avoid

  • Generating content not grounded in vault (hallucination)
  • Smoothing user's authentic voice into corporate prose (this is what founder-thought-translator covers; vault-to-artifact-tailor should call it for the actual prose translation step, not redo it)
  • Adding metrics not in vault (use only vault-stored real numbers)
  • Filling [TBD] placeholders with assumed data
  • Pushing tailored output to public repo without explicit per-output user confirmation
  • Mixing multiple audience constraints into one artifact (one constraint → one artifact)

Defaults

FieldDefault
Output formatPDF + markdown both
Resume length2-3 pages
Cover letter length≤1 page
Outreach email length≤300 words
Output directory<vault>/projects/<career_node>/outputs/<YYYY-MM-DD>_<org>_<role>/
Redactionfilter compensation + employer-private metrics if destination is public
Languagematch audience constraint language
Naming convention<YYYY-MM-DD>_<org_slug>_<role_slug>.<ext>

Composition with other skills

This skill composes with existing claude-cognition-skills:

  • founder-thought-translator — call when a section needs raw vault thought translated into sendable prose without losing voice
  • decision-snapshot-builder — call when audience constraint is fuzzy and needs structuring before tailoring begins
  • trap-detector — call to catch when tailoring drifts into fabrication or audience-pleasing distortion
  • helpful-now-deriver — call when user is mid-application and needs the smallest useful next move, not a full polished artifact

Reference implementation reuse

The PDF render pipeline is reused from prior work (Chrome headless + HTML+CSS template). Recommended directory layout in vault career node:

vault/projects/career/
├── README.md                          career node entry
├── master-resume-source.md            canonical master
├── applications-log.md                application history tracker
├── templates/                         (optional) HTML/CSS templates per artifact type
└── outputs/
    └── YYYY-MM-DD_<org>_<role>/
        ├── tailored.md
        ├── tailored.html
        └── tailored.pdf

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