ScoutJobs.AI
An AI agent that hunts jobs while you sleep
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ScoutJobs.AI - An AI agent that hunts jobs while you sleep

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ScoutJobs is an autonomous job-hunt agent. Set yourguardrails ('backend only, $180k+, remote'), upload our CV once, and it scans every listing posted todayacross global markets, kills spam and ghost jobs, talors your resume per role in your voice, and auto-aplies on Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, Ashby and more -overnight, inside your daily caps. You approve everysend; each one keeps receipts. Plus: pipeline tracke, interview prep, salary normalization across countres, and an MCP server.

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Hey Product Hunt! I built ScoutJobs after watching he modern job hunt eat ~11 hours a week: six tabs, aspreadsheet, and rewriting the same resume for everyapplication. ScoutJobs flips it: you set guardrails nce (role, salary floor, location), and an agent scas every listing posted that day, filters out ghost jbs and spam, tailors your resume per role, and queue applications on Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, Ashby ad more. Nothing sends without your approval, and evey send keeps receipts. Free to start, no card. I'd lve your feedback - especially on the balance betweenautomation and keeping the candidate in control. AMA

A "company culture red flag" detector would be clutch - flagging listings with words like "rockstar," "ninja," "fast-paced," or high turnover Glassdoor warnings before applying. Saves so much wasted effort on roles that look good on paper but turn out to be burnout factories. Could pull review sentiment scores automatically too.

The daily caps with per-send approval is a really thoughtful choice, lets you keep control without turning it into another tedious inbox to babysit. Love that it keeps receipts on every apply too.

how does it handle roles that ask for cover letters or screening questions, does it draft those too or just the resume?

How does it actually handle roles that need custom questions or work samples on the application form, does it pause for those or skip them entirely?