Career stage — 0-1 years
Your first resume is built from material most people do not count as work experience — course projects, a part-time job, a club you actually ran, a summer internship. The prompts here take that material as input and shape it; they do not conjure a history you have not had. Watch for one specific failure: ask a model to write bullets for a new computer science graduate with nothing else pasted, and what comes back is fluent, generic, and invented. Paste the project brief, the repo README, or the shift you worked, and you get something you can defend in an interview.
You are applying for your first internship or graduate role and your material is coursework, projects and part-time jobs
I am a student with no full-time professional experience. Build my first resume from the material below, and only from that material.
You have coursework, projects, or a first internship rather than years of jobs
I do not have much work history yet and I need a summary that is honest and still worth reading.
You studied or earned a certification while out of work and are not sure where it belongs on the page
During a break from work from [START DATE] to [END DATE] I did this study: [PASTE PROGRAM NAME, PROVIDER, DATES, AND WHAT YOU FINISHED]. Here is my current resume: [PASTE RESUME].
When your license, certifications and charting systems are scattered through the resume and a nurse recruiter has to hunt for them
You are helping me organize the credentials section of my nursing resume. Work only from what I paste.
You are staring at an empty page and want the AI to pull the material out of you before it drafts anything
You are helping me build the first draft of my resume. Do not write any resume content yet.
Your bullets are accurate but vague — the verbs are generic and a stranger cannot picture the work
Act as a line editor for my resume. Here are my bullets:
When your bullets describe real work but read flat and you cannot tell which lines are missing a number
Here are resume bullets I wrote about work I actually did:
Your resume is finished and the block at the top of the page is still blank
You are helping me write the summary block at the top of my resume. My full resume is below.
Before you decide whether a posting is worth applying to, or what your cover letter has to account for
You are reviewing my resume against one job posting. Do not rewrite anything yet.
You have found a posting worth applying to and want to know what it actually asks for before you open your resume
You are a hiring analyst. Below is a job posting I am applying to.
You have a resume and a specific posting and need a full one-page letter that draws only on what your resume already says
You are helping me write a cover letter for a specific role. Here is my resume:
You have a gap of 6 months or more and want one factual line for it instead of an unexplained jump in dates
You are helping me write a single resume entry for a gap in my work history. The dates are [START MONTH YEAR] to [END MONTH YEAR]. Here is everything I actually did during that time, in my own words: [PASTE YOUR NOTES].
A chat window returns text. Paste it here and it opens in the editor, where 32 templates turn it into an interview-ready PDF. Free, no signup, and your draft stays in your browser.
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