By skyforbes 
I’ve been working on an AI Resume Builder and wanted to share a feature we recently built that solves a problem I ran into when job hunting.
A lot of people apply to jobs with multiple job postings open in different browser tabs. You bounce between tabs, copy parts of each description into your resume, adjust wording, then move to the next one. It’s slow and repetitive.
We built something (CVGist Power User Resume Builder) that automates that whole process.
You open the job posting tabs you’re considering, the system reads each one, uses your base background as the anchor, and generates a tailored resume for every tab you have open. So if someone has 8 or 10 tabs open, they get 8 or 10 tailored resumes without all the manual copying.
Just sharing this since it’s an interesting use case for LLMs that handles multiple inputs at once and returns separate outputs for each.