@srbhr
I put together a hosted demo for Resume Matcher so repo visitors can try the resume-to-JD match before setting up the local stack:
Visitors upload a resume PDF and paste a job description — try the match here. No clone, no API key, no local server.
This does not replace the local workflow. Resume Matcher's Ollama support and fully offline operation are the real product for anyone who wants their resume data on their own machine. The demo is just a way for someone browsing the repo to see what the tailoring output looks like before deciding to set up Python 3.13, uv, and a local LLM.
The input shape you chose — file upload for the resume, plain text for the JD — maps cleanly to this. Most resume tools force a form-fill flow; Resume Matcher lets the document carry the structure, so a first-time user gets useful output without learning the tool first.
Feel free to close if this isn't relevant.
shesonglin@tinkerland.ai
@srbhr
I put together a hosted demo for Resume Matcher so repo visitors can try the resume-to-JD match before setting up the local stack:
Visitors upload a resume PDF and paste a job description — try the match here. No clone, no API key, no local server.
This does not replace the local workflow. Resume Matcher's Ollama support and fully offline operation are the real product for anyone who wants their resume data on their own machine. The demo is just a way for someone browsing the repo to see what the tailoring output looks like before deciding to set up Python 3.13, uv, and a local LLM.
The input shape you chose — file upload for the resume, plain text for the JD — maps cleanly to this. Most resume tools force a form-fill flow; Resume Matcher lets the document carry the structure, so a first-time user gets useful output without learning the tool first.
Feel free to close if this isn't relevant.
shesonglin@tinkerland.ai