u/ryan_arya007

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Website Link: https://www.tryjobfitai.org/

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Since this is my first extension, I know I can improve. I'd absolutely love some harsh, constructive feedback on two things:

1. The Extension UI: Does the side panel feel intuitive when looking at a job description?
2. The Landing Page: Is it immediately clear what the tool does when you land on the site?

Please roast it—I want to make it as good as possible!

Landing Page - Hero Section

Landing Page - Extension Section

Ghost Job Detect

Candidate Profile

Deep Gap Analysis

Tailoring Resume

Cover Letters & Answers

Edit, Delete & Add Custom Points

Website: https://www.tryjobfitai.org/
Chrome Extension Link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jobfit-ai-job-match-ai-ta/ojdcmcbappaklilmnfkjghpdohflbghg

Hey guys,

I have created my own resume, and I followed all ATS-friendly requirements, but it's not working. I have applied for more than 50 job posts and didn't get a single interview call. I also have a good amount of experience, but I'm still struggling to get a single interview call.

I need some suggestions here. Do you guys really recommend using AI for building a resume? Is it really helpful?

Sorry for my English; English is not my first language.

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Hey everyone,

Like a lot of people recently, I’ve been incredibly frustrated by the current state of job hunting. Sending out 100+ generic resumes and getting instantly filtered out by Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) is soul-crushing.

So, I built a Chrome extension to fix it: JobFit AI.

How it works: Whenever you are on a job portal (LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Workday, etc.), you open the extension. It instantly reads the job description from the active tab, compares it against your base "Master Profile", and gives you a brutal, highly accurate ATS Match Score. It then tells you exactly what keywords you are missing and helps tailor your resume for that specific job in seconds.

The biggest technical hurdle: Parsing the DOM across so many different job sites! Every ATS (Workday vs. Lever vs. Greenhouse) structures their job description HTML completely differently. Building a content script robust enough to reliably extract the right text without pulling in the entire page's garbage navigation headers was a massive headache. We ended up using a combination of Readability.js and Turndown to clean it up before sending it to the AI.

Why we chose the Side Panel API: We initially tried a standard popup, but tailoring a resume requires looking at the job description and the feedback side-by-side. Moving to Chrome's newer Side Panel API (chrome.sidePanel) was a game-changer for the UX.

Would love your feedback! Since this community knows extensions better than anyone, I’d love your thoughts:

1. What do you think of the side-panel UX for this kind of workflow?
2. Have any of you dealt with extracting text across wildly different DOM structures? Did you find a more elegant solution?

You can check it out here: JobFit AI Extension Link

Thanks for taking a look!

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