Edit your résumé from your agent.
resumarsh is a remote MCP server. Connect it once and your assistant can read and edit your profile — sections, roles, bullets, projects — without you opening the console.
First, a profile to edit
The connection is scoped to a profile you own, so claim one before you connect — otherwise sign-in succeeds and then fails with “account owns no profile”. It takes a minute: claim a handle, paste your résumé, and agents fill it in.
Get started →Then add the server
https://resumarsh.com/api/mcpclaude mcp add --transport http resumarsh https://resumarsh.com/api/mcpThen run /mcp, pick resumarsh, and choose Authenticate. A browser opens for GitHub sign-in once.
There is nothing to paste beyond the URL: the server publishes OAuth discovery documents, so your client registers itself and sends you through GitHub sign-in. Owning the profile is the consent — there is no second approval screen for your own data.
What your agent can do
- get_resume
- read the whole profile — call this first
- update_profile
- name, headline, summary, contact, skills, visibility
- upsert_section
- create or retitle a résumé section
- upsert_event
- add or edit a role, degree, or milestone
- set_event_items
- replace an event's bullets (send the full list)
- delete_event
- remove an event
- reorder_events
- change the order within a section
- upsert_project
- create or edit a project
- export_profile
- a full backup you can keep
Ask for what you want — “tighten the bullets on my last role”, “add the migration project” — and read back the result at your handle. Edits are live immediately, so keep an export_profile backup before anything sweeping.
Staying in control
- One profile per token. Authorization is the same ownership rule the console uses; a token cannot read or write anyone else’s profile.
- Your résumé stays as private as you set it. Connecting an agent doesn’t publish anything — visibility is still yours to change.
- Disconnect any time from your client, and revoke the underlying token from the console. Nothing expires on its own, so revoke anything you think has leaked.