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@ombedzi/osscv

v0.1.0

Published

Open Source CV: Jinja templates, genesis snapshots, and HNSW doctoring verification

Readme

osscv - Open Source CV

Auditable TypeScript library for generating, rendering, and verifying Open Source CVs (public GitHub evidence only, not traditional resumes).

  • Jinja-syntax templates via Nunjucks (templates/cv.jinja)
  • Genesis snapshots with section embeddings and SHA-256 content hash
  • HNSW nearest-neighbor doctoring checks against configurable thresholds
  • Ports and adapters so embedders, indexes, PDF engines, and LLM hosts stay swappable

Used in production by Gitwork.

Design

| Layer | Role | |-------|------| | domain/ | Pure parse, sectionize, hash, score, model policy | | ports/ | Embedder, VectorIndex, TemplateRenderer, PdfExporter, CvGenerator | | adapters/ | Hashing embedder, HNSW, Nunjucks, HTML to PDF | | application/ | OssCvService facade + createOssCvService factory |

Schema (OSS only)

  • basics - identity, summary, location (full country name), GitHub handle/avatar
  • skills - skill groups + keywords
  • repos - public repositories with summaries (no invented repos)
  • oss - notable contribution impact

No employers, job history, or education sections.

Algorithms

  1. Sectionize - basics.summary, skills, each repos.* / oss.*
  2. Genesis - immutable { document, model, promptVersion, contentHash, sections[] }
  3. Embed - injectable; default HashingEmbedder (384-d, portable)
  4. Verify - HNSW (or exact for N≤64); fail if mean < 0.82, any section < 0.65, invented repos.*, or untrusted model
  5. Structural diff - JSON path added/removed/changed for UI

Trusted models

See TRUSTED_CV_MODELS in src/domain/models.ts. Genesis from other models is marked untrusted and fails verify.

Usage

npm install @ombedzi/osscv nunjucks
import { createOssCvService, parseOssCvDocument } from "@ombedzi/osscv";

const svc = createOssCvService();
const document = parseOssCvDocument(cvJson);
const genesis = await svc.createGenesis({
  document,
  model: "Cursor default",
});
const result = await svc.verify({ genesis, candidate: editedJson });
const html = await svc.renderHtml(genesis.document, undefined, {
  liveProfileUrl: "https://gitwork.getuigen.dev/login",
  gitworkHomeUrl: "https://gitwork.getuigen.dev",
  osscvRepoUrl: "https://github.com/darula-hpp/osscv",
});
const pdf = await svc.renderPdf(document);

Publish

npm rejects the unscoped name osscv (too similar to osenv). Publish as @ombedzi/osscv:

npm install
npm run build
npm run pack:check
npm run publish:npm

prepublishOnly runs tests + build automatically before publish.

Security

This package contains no API keys, tokens, or credentials. Host apps inject LLM/MCP and database adapters separately.

License

MIT