Resume Claim Guard
Agent Skill that writes resumes from confirmed facts only
ProductivityOpen sourceOpen source · verified#resume#agent-skill#career
Launched Nov 12, 2026 · finished #10 of the day
What is Resume Claim Guard?
Resume Claim Guard is a MIT-licensed Agent Skill (not an MCP server). It helps job seekers tailor a resume to a job description without inventing experience: it asks what the applicant actually did, writes only from confirmed facts, blocks unsupported metrics and titles, and rehearses likely interviewer follow-ups. Works with Claude Code, Codex, and web LLMs. Free and open source (MIT).
Resume Claim Guard features
- Asks what you actually did before writing anything
- Writes only from confirmed facts
- Blocks unsupported metrics and titles
Who uses Resume Claim Guard and for what
- Job seekers tailoring a resume to a specific job description
- Career changers who want honest, defensible resume claims
Resume Claim Guard FAQ
Is Resume Claim Guard free?
Yes. It is free and open source under the MIT license.
Is it an MCP server?
No. It is an Agent Skill that works with Claude Code, Codex, and web LLMs.
Will it invent experience or metrics?
No. It writes only from facts you confirm and blocks unsupported metrics and titles.
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Writing only from facts the applicant has confirmed, and blocking unsupported metrics and titles, addresses the part of resume tailoring that tends to go wrong. When someone's honest answer is vague, such as "I helped improve the process", how does the skill push them to something concrete without inventing a number?