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bossmate

v0.1.0

Published

AI-native BOSS job-search skill with local browser control, evidence gates, and recruiter deduplication.

Readme

BossMate

Your AI agent for careful, evidence-based job hunting on BOSS.

BossMate teaches Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Hermes, or WorkBuddy to:

  • learn your real resume facts and job preferences;
  • launch a dedicated local browser and let you log in yourself;
  • search and read complete job descriptions;
  • record evidence for fit, pay, remote status, and risk;
  • avoid contacting the same recruiter twice;
  • write truthful first messages;
  • send only within your chosen approval mode;
  • verify the exact message was delivered.

Everything private stays on your computer.

Install

No clone required:

npx github:yinren112/bossmate

Install for one agent:

npx github:yinren112/bossmate --agent codex
npx github:yinren112/bossmate --agent claude
npx github:yinren112/bossmate --agent opencode
npx github:yinren112/bossmate --agent hermes
npx github:yinren112/bossmate --agent workbuddy

Install into the current project instead of your user profile:

npx github:yinren112/bossmate --agent all --scope project

Then tell your agent:

Use $bossmate to configure my resume and job preferences.

The agent will ask for your resume and preferences, create a private workspace, open a dedicated browser, and wait for you to log in.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22 or newer
  • Windows with Edge or Chrome for the bundled browser launcher
  • Your own BOSS account
  • A supported local AI coding agent

The Skill format is portable. The bundled browser launcher is currently verified on Windows; other systems need an equivalent visible Chrome/Edge launch command.

Safety

  • You log in personally. BossMate never asks for passwords, SMS codes, cookies, or session tokens.
  • Verification pages, account anomalies, code 36/37, incomplete JDs, uncertain recipients, or uncertain delivery stop the workflow.
  • There is no force-send path.
  • Review mode requires approval per job. Autopilot mode follows only the rules you confirmed during setup.
  • No qualified job means zero messages.

BossMate is local browser assistance, not a guarantee of account safety or platform compatibility. You are responsible for following the platform's current terms and rules.

Development

npm test
npm run pack:check

License

MIT