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@stithy/jobtracker

v0.1.1

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Local-first AI-native job application tracker MCP server — track applications, tailor resumes, manage follow-ups

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Readme

@stithy/jobtracker

Your AI-native job hunt copilot. Tailor resumes per role, track every application, never miss a follow-up — all in your AI client, all local.

Stithy Jobtracker is a local-first MCP server for managing a real job search. Every application, interaction, and follow-up lives in a SQLite database on your machine. Your resume, salary expectations, and recruiter notes never leave your laptop.

Outcomes

  • Stop losing applications in your inbox. Track every role with status, salary range, JD, and notes — pulled up in one prompt.
  • Stop missing follow-ups. Set reminders. Run due_followups at the start of every session.
  • Stop pasting your resume into ChatGPT 30 times a week. Save your base resume once. Tailor it per role with a single tool call.
  • Stop guessing at salary. Triangulate from BLS, Levels.fyi, and pay-transparency listings via a structured prompt.

Install

npx -y @stithy/jobtracker install

This wires the server into Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and Claude Code (whichever it detects). Then restart your AI client.

Tools

| Tool | Purpose | |------|---------| | add_application | Record a new role | | update_application | Change status, salary, notes | | list_applications | List with optional status filter | | get_application | Full detail including interactions and follow-ups | | delete_application | Remove + cascade | | log_interaction | Recruiter calls, interviews, emails | | set_follow_up | Schedule a reminder | | complete_follow_up | Mark a reminder done | | due_followups | What's due (and overdue) — run this first thing each session | | pipeline_view | Kanban-style snapshot | | application_stats | Response, interview, offer rates | | save_resume | Store base/variant resumes | | tailor_resume | Returns tailoring prompt for the host LLM | | cover_letter_prompt | Returns a structured cover-letter prompt | | interview_prep | Returns a prep prompt scoped to this app | | salary_research | Returns a triangulation prompt with public sources |

Privacy

Everything is local. The server writes to ~/.stithy/jobtracker.db (override with STITHY_JOBTRACKER_DB). Nothing is sent to Stithy or any third party. No telemetry. The LLM-calling tools (tailor_resume, cover_letter_prompt, etc.) return prompts — generation happens in your AI client, not on a server we run.

License

BUSL-1.1. Free for personal and commercial use under $1M annual revenue. Commercial license via mcp-marketplace.io for revenue above that threshold.

Maintained

Active maintenance, 7-day bug-fix turnaround, 30-day refund policy. Issues: https://github.com/resolceo-ai/stithy-mcp/issues