Your résumé, ready to be asked questions.
Import what you already have. Agents structure it, fact-check it against your source, and publish a profile that answers — only from what you wrote.
Free · Private until you publish · ⌘K from anywhere
- Nothing published until you say so
- Answers grounded in your material
- You see every question asked
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Bring what you have
Paste text or drop a PDF. No forms.
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Agents structure & check
Roles and projects, flagged against your source.
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Publish. Let it answer.
Your handle answers only from published material.
Who it’s for
A profile that interviews itself.
Your résumé here answers questions instead of collecting likes. Paste it or upload the PDF — a group of agents structures it, fact-checks the draft against what you actually wrote, and hands you the flags: constructive feedback before any recruiter sees a word.
Private by default: nothing is published until you say so, and screening is transparent — you see every question anyone asks.
- Claim your handle
- Paste or upload your résumé
- Review what the agents built, then publish
Prefer your own tools? Connect it to Claude, Cursor or VS Code and edit your résumé by asking.
Ask every candidate the same questions.
Ask questions against each person’s published material, then review the answers and supporting sources. Missing evidence is a reason to follow up. Build your screening questions once, run them against the candidates you’re considering, and compare the answers side by side.
Candidates see what you asked — screening here is transparent, not surveillance. Screening is free while we’re early.
resumarsh is new. The directory is small and growing, so screening is most useful for candidates who send you their handle — including private profiles shared with you by link.
- Write your screening questions once
- Pick candidates from the directory
- Compare grounded answers in one grid
Sample profiles
3 profiles publishedYour résumé, with an agent in front of it.
Claim your handle, import what you already have, and see what the agents make of it before anyone else does.