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Most CVs are not rejected by a human. They are rejected by a parser that reads one column, one date format, and no tables. The new tells that stop a reader are machine ones: delve, leverage, robust, seamless.
I built a free MIT-licensed pack, a Claude or ChatGPT Project plus 11 prompts, to keep every line of your CV provable.
https://joaolealdasilva.medium.com/the-cv-you-cannot-defend-in-the-interview-94e6292592ae
$100/mo AI agents, unavailable in the UK at launch, have a free open alternative. OpenDots — CopilotKit's MIT-licensed template — is a repo you clone, configure and run: no seat licence, no vendor pricing, bring your own model.
The standout in my test was honesty: it returned clearly-marked blanks instead of inventing answers. A 28-cover restaurant got a reservations policy that knew which numbers were the owner's. #OpenSource #SelfHosted
A self-hosted answer to always-on agents arrived on a licence you can actually sell on. OpenDots is CopilotKit's MIT template — not a product to sign up for, a repo to clone, configure and run on your own machine with your own model endpoint. I put two small businesses in front of it in a throwaway container. A restaurant got a reservations policy that knew which numbers were the owner's and left every invented fee as a marked blank — plus why terms must appear at booking, not just on a policy page. A solo plumber got the out-of-hours search phrases homeowners really use. #OpenDots #selfhosted
I used to ask a language model for a paragraph just to retrieve a single word: yes or no, which option, how urgent. Jev refuses that arrangement. You send it text plus typed questions and it returns typed answers with probabilities attached — a Noul (yes with its probability), a Choice from your set, or a Score on your scale. No prose to dig through, nothing in the payload can talk it out of an answer. A routing gate now answers four things: which agent takes it, does it need me first, how much work, and does it hold a live credential. #TypeSafe #agents