CV Tailor reads your GitHub repos, uses AI to sort your work into the career roles it supports,and drafts a tailored CV per role — grounded in real project details, not blank templates. Five templates, job-description matching, PDF export. Free.
The problem I kept running into was that my CV was always a worse, staler version of what my GitHub already proved.
So, CV Tailor reads your repos instead of asking you to re-explain yourself — the languages, frameworks, and things you’ve actually built — then drafts a separate CV for each role your work supports, rather than forcing everything into one generic document.
A few things I’d especially love your feedback on:
* Does the AI group your repos into roles the way you’d expect, or does it miss the mark?
* Is the job-description tailoring actually useful, or does it feel gimmicky?
* Does anything about the CV output read as obviously AI-written?
It’s free, with no tiers, and GitHub sign-in only. Try it with your own repos and let me know: what would make you actually trust the CV it generates?