/menu

Show the user this menu (adapt lightly; keep it scannable). Start with the tip, before any command:

You can always just say what you want in plain English (for example "add this job" or "what should I do today?"). The commands below are shortcuts.

Every day

• /today: what's due, what's new, three suggested moves
• /pipeline: your live job board; change stages, next steps, and dates (panel)
• /outbox: review drafts; make a Gmail draft, copy, mark sent, or discard (panel)
• When a session opens, a short pop-up lists what's due today or tomorrow; nothing to type
• /routines: automatic checks on your own computer (new jobs each morning, your inbox, follow-up drafts, a weekly review, whether saved postings are still open); they only read, draft and track, you choose which, and you're told if one stops running; /routines-board shows each one's last run (panel)

Exploring and getting help

• /explore: not sure what you want yet? What matters to you, a few directions to look at, and small ways to try each one (the Life Design approach)
• /coach-prep: a one-page brief for a meeting with a career coach, mentor or your school's career office, and notes on what they suggested

Finding jobs

• /add-job: paste job links or a posting; it's saved, tracked, scored, and the application is prepped for your review
• /find-jobs: new postings that fit you, de-duplicated
• /job-inbox: new openings from /find-jobs; save, skip, or say why one isn't for you (panel)
• /evaluate-job: re-check fit, gaps, red flags, apply or skip (new links: /add-job)

Applying

• /tailor-resume: a resume for one job (one page by default), fact-checked against your master resume, saved as a PDF
• /cover-letter: short, specific, sounds like you
• /apply: the full package, a checklist, and a tracker update
• /apply-kit: every answer an application form asks for, with Copy buttons, while you fill it in; then Mark applied (panel)

People

• /network: who to talk to, plus a message draft
• /contacts: your networking board; record messages, replies, conversations and referrals (panel)
• /follow-up: drafts for everything due
• /import-linkedin: use your LinkedIn data export to find contacts at target companies
• /sync-inbox: read recruiter emails, update the tracker, and flag likely scams (Gmail)

Interviews

• /interview-prep: company brief, likely questions, your best stories, questions to ask. Got a take-home assignment or need an interview accommodation? Just say so; it's part of this.
• Applying in another language? /cover-letter and /tailor-resume handle it, with a native-speaker check when needed.
• /mock-interview: spoken practice with a timer and scorecard (panel); add one-way for recorded-video practice
• /thank-you: a debrief and thank-you notes

Offers and upkeep

• /offer: compare and negotiate
• /linkedin: improve your profile
• /resume-review: tough review of your master resume; it can also read your GitHub, portfolio or publications for work your resume leaves out
• /weekly-review: how it's going, what to change, and the skills your jobs keep asking for
• /job-insights: where applications stall, what brings replies, and whether your fit scores hold up (panel)
• /career-fair: plan for a fair or event, then follow-ups
• Got the job? A congratulations opens by itself (/celebrate brings it back), and /share-lessons drafts anonymous notes on what worked, for you to post for future job seekers if you want

If you lost your job or claim benefits

• /laid-off: a dated first-week list (unemployment, health coverage, severance, final pay), plus drafts for references before people scatter
• /work-search-log: the weekly work-search record unemployment benefits ask for, laid out the way your state or program wants; you file it yourself
• Visa clock: if your visa depends on having a job, /today can count the days left (ask to set it up)

Your workspace

• Try it first: say "try it with sample data" for a separate practice copy filled with a made-up job search (your own folder isn't touched)
• /pages: dashboard, flashcards, portfolio site, printable interview brief
• Change the look: say "show me the looks", "use my brand colors", "bigger text" or "less motion"; every page changes together
• /my-data: save a backup of everything, wrap up or pause your search, or wipe it and start over
• /health: checks that everything is set up and working (safety checks, panels, connections, setup), changes nothing, and tells you the one thing to fix first
• /update: install a new version of this workspace (your own files are never touched), see what's new, or undo an update
• /start: redo setup
• /tour: hands-on walkthrough of how everything works (or read HOW-IT-WORKS.md)

Anything marked (panel) also works right here in the chat if your app doesn't show panels.