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pinloop

v0.8.5

Published

The Pinloop command line: enable your coding agent to run your whole job search.

Readme

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/3657dcdc-4cac-4778-8cc6-5ca3b40e5fed

Try it

You don't run anything yourself. Paste this sentence into your coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or similar) and it installs Pinloop and walks you through setup:

Run npm install -g pinloop, then run pinloop welcome and follow the instructions.

Install

Needs Node 22 or newer.

npm install -g pinloop

Start

pinloop

Run on its own, pinloop prints instructions written for a coding agent. pinloop welcome gets your coding agent to walk you through a more structured onboarding flow, and pinloop guide gives it the full usage instructions.

Accounts and payments

Run pinloop login to make an account.

The commands talk to Pinloop's servers, so everything except the guide needs an account. Login goes through a browser, with no password.

Free plan:

  • Search Pinloop with words and filters to count how many postings match you before pulling
  • Pull 5 postings per day
  • Judge 150 postings per month through LLM calls (or infinite postings w/ your own agent)
  • 50 semantic searches per month

Pro plan:

  • Pull 1500 postings per month
  • Judge 1500 postings per month through LLM calls
  • Set routines to scan and save postings automatically on Pinloop's servers, either on a schedule or when new postings come in, even when your laptop is closed
  • Unlimited semantic search
  • Everything on Free

Run pinloop upgrade to upgrade to Pro.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

The license covers the CLI only.

Links

  • Home: https://pinloop.ai
  • Discord: https://pinloop.ai/discord
  • Privacy: https://pinloop.ai/privacy
  • Terms: https://pinloop.ai/terms