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Resume Screening Workbench

The local workbench screens resumes for HR teams and early-stage founders. Users define the bar and upload resumes in bulk; each verdict includes a quote from the resume.

Darren Li@DarrenTheLi๐•
Jev-powered Agent #Jev Built a local resume screening workbench for HR teams and early-stage founders. You define the bar โ†’ upload resumes in bulk โ†’ it checks every condition โ†’ every verdict has a quote from the resume to back it up. Not "AI thinks it's a fit." More like: which conditions passed, which failed, and exactly where in the resume. ๐Ÿ‘‡ demo
Sep 22, 2026X postsView on X
It shows which conditions passed or failed and where the supporting information appears in the resume. The source contrasts this with a generic AI fit assessment.

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