Resume LensEvidence-first resume review

Terms

Resume Lens terms

Resume Lens is an evidence-review aid. Use its output as a prompt to inspect source material, not as a decision made for you.

What the review can and cannot say

Readiness, job-match and coverage scores describe a published rule set applied to supplied text. They are not employer ATS scores, hiring predictions, background checks, credential verification, or a guarantee of eligibility. A supported quotation shows what the supplied document says; it does not independently prove the statement. Missing evidence does not prove a person lacks the ability.

Your review matters

Check extraction, job-description interpretation, date handling, AND/OR grouping, and evidence decisions before relying on a report. English v1 uses finite rules. Ambiguous phrasing, unknown paraphrases, unusual layouts, mixed-language text, scanned PDFs, and specialist scope can need your judgment or fall outside the supported path.

Files and reports

Configure only folders you intend the local server to read and write. The local server creates new exports rather than overwriting an earlier report. Keep the resulting reports private when they contain source quotations. Do not use this product to submit applications, contact employers, or invent qualifications.

Source package

The downloadable v0.2.1 original implementation is MIT-licensed. It is a local package, not an npm package. Directory status: draft, not submitted, and not published. No billing upgrade is offered through this website. The bounded hosted text edition is available on Workers Free for small, occasional requests. It has explicit input, rate, quota, and CPU error boundaries; it is not an availability guarantee.