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deepreach

v0.1.2

Published

AI-powered cold outreach for job seekers. Find companies, discover contacts, and generate personalized emails from the command line.

Readme

deepreach

AI-powered cold outreach for job seekers. Find companies, discover contacts, and generate personalized emails — all from the command line.

Built on LangGraph with Claude, Hunter.io, and Tavily.

Getting Started

1. Get your API keys

| Key | What it does | Get it here | |-----|-------------|-------------| | ANTHROPIC_API_KEY | Powers the AI (Claude) | console.anthropic.com | | HUNTER_API_KEY | Finds email addresses at companies | hunter.io | | TAVILY_API_KEY | Web search for company/contact research | app.tavily.com |

2. Initialize and run

npx deepreach               # one-time setup (profile, resume, API keys)
npx deepreach run            # find companies, contacts, and draft emails
npx deepreach send run0001   # review and send the drafts

The setup wizard walks you through your profile, target roles/industries, resume, and API keys. Everything is saved to a .deepreach/ directory in your workspace.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | deepreach | Interactive setup wizard (same as deepreach init) | | deepreach run | Find companies, discover contacts, draft emails | | deepreach send <run-id> | Send emails from a previous run | | deepreach edit <target> | Edit config (profile, preferences, resume, env) |

Run any command with --help for all available options.

How It Works

  1. Finds companies matching your preferences via web search
  2. Shows you the list for approval (you can reject and give feedback)
  3. Processes each company in parallel — researches the company, finds contacts via Hunter.io, and drafts personalized emails using your resume and their background
  4. Saves drafts to runs/<run-id>/drafts.json for review before sending

Previously contacted companies are tracked in storage/contacted.json and automatically skipped.

Gmail Setup (for sending)

Only needed if you want to send emails with deepreach send.

  1. Enable 2-Step Verification on your Google Account
  2. Generate an App Password at myaccount.google.com/apppasswords
  3. Add GMAIL_USER and GMAIL_APP_PASSWORD via npx deepreach edit env

Workspace Structure

my-outreach/
├── .deepreach/              # config (created by init)
│   ├── profile.json
│   ├── preferences.json
│   └── resume/
│       ├── resume.pdf       # attached to emails
│       └── resume.md        # AI reads this for personalization
├── .env                     # API keys (gitignored)
├── runs/                    # one folder per run
│   └── run0001/
│       ├── config.json
│       ├── companies.json
│       ├── contacts/
│       └── drafts.json
└── storage/                 # persistent across runs
    ├── contacted.json
    └── suppression_list.json

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18
  • API keys: Anthropic, Hunter.io, Tavily
  • Gmail App Password (only for sending)

License

MIT