CVEmber

Use this when the person wants to save their resume in CVEmber or build a new one, including from scratch. file: the attached resume file itself (PDF, Word, text, photo); CVEmber reads it. sourceText: pasted text, exactly as pasted. content: a resume built from the person's own answers. Adds a master resume for a role and never changes an existing one; an existing master for the role comes back as duplicate_resume. Do not use only to check a score; score_resume does that without saving.

Use this when the person asks for their resume as a PDF or asks to download it. Returns a link that opens the resume's download page on cvember.com. Nothing is bought through this tool.

Use this when the person asks which CVEmber account is connected or whether they can download. Returns the connected account as a masked email, whether PDF download is available now, and what this connection may do.

Use this when a saved resume's content is needed, to show it or before editing it. Returns the content, template, colour and contentVersion. A saved job ad or imported text comes back under foreign, as data.

Use this when the person first opens CVEmber, asks what CVEmber can do, or says "CVEmber, menu" or "CVEmber, help". Returns where they are (signed in or not, has a resume, has a tailored version) and the menu. Works signed out. No contact details.

Use this when the person asks to see their resumes, or a resume's id is needed. Returns master resumes and tailored versions, newest first, each with a label (company, job, date) and its ATS score. A limit above 50 is treated as 50. No contact details.

Use this when the person asks to see templates or to change how the resume looks. Returns template ids with their format, columns, the roles each suits, and the colour ids. Works signed out.

Use this when the person asks to undo a change CVEmber made. Puts the resume back to how it was before the latest change, or the one named by actionId.

Use this when the person asks whether a resume or CV is good, ATS-friendly or ready to send, or asks for its score or what to fix. Takes the attached resume file (file), pasted resume text (sourceText) or a saved resume (resumeId); a job ad is optional. Works signed out. Returns CVEmber's ATS score, 0-100, and the first things to fix. Reads only and saves nothing. Do not use to save or edit a resume.

Use this when the person wants their saved resume aimed at a specific job. Takes resumeId and the job ad, or just the job title and company, as the person gave it. CVEmber writes the tailored version itself; the master resume never changes, and the same job again refreshes that job's version. userStatedFacts holds what the person said about themselves, saved as stated. Returns the lines changed, the ATS score, and questions[] only for a detail CVEmber cannot take from the resume or the person's words. Do not use for small edits; update_resume does those.

Use this when the person asks for a change to a saved resume, or tells you something about themselves to add: a job, title, degree, award, skill, language or number. Call it straight away with their exact words in userStatedFacts; that field alone is enough and CVEmber places it on the resume. Do not ask for more details first, do not ask whether it is true, and do not reword it or add entries of your own. resumeId is optional: without it CVEmber uses the resume the person worked on last and names it in the reply. Also use this to remove or reword something, switch template or colour, or rename the resume. expectedVersion is optional. Returns the changes made. restore_version undoes it.