ResumeQuick Agent

Your AI career agent, built into ResumeQuick

Generic chatbots give generic advice. The ResumeQuick Agent reads your real profile — resumes, vacancy analyses, and interview results — and tells you what to do next to land the role you want.

Open the agent See how it works ↓

Built in • no setup • no credit card

What you can ask the agent

The agent already knows the data that matters for your job search — your resumes, vacancies, and interview history. Just ask.

“Roast my resume and fix the weak lines.”

The agent scores your resume, finds the weak spots, and proposes concrete edits. It applies changes only after you confirm each one — no blind rewrites.

“Why didn't I match this vacancy?”

It reads your latest vacancy analysis and explains the gap in plain language, then suggests what to add to your profile to close it.

“Quiz me on my last interview's weak spots.”

It reviews your mock-interview score and feedback, then drills you on the topics where you scored lowest. Targeted prep, not generic questions.

“What should I focus on this week?”

It pulls your recent activity and stats — applications, match scores, interviews — and turns them into a short, honest plan for the week ahead.

3 steps to your first answer

No API keys, no config. If you have a ResumeQuick account, you already have the agent.

Step 1

Sign up and build your profile

Create your resume in ResumeQuick and analyze a vacancy or two. The more the agent knows about you, the sharper its advice.

Get started

Step 2

Open the agent

The agent lives right inside the app — open the side panel on desktop or the chat on mobile. It's always one tap away.

Step 3

Ask anything

Ask about your resume, a job post, or interview prep. The agent reads your data, shows its steps, and proposes changes you approve before anything is applied.

FAQ

Data, control, cost, and languages.

Only what's in your ResumeQuick account: your resume(s), the vacancies you've analyzed, your interview results, and your activity feed. It uses this to give advice grounded in your real profile — never generic tips.

It can — but only after you confirm. Every edit the agent proposes shows up as a change you explicitly approve or reject. Nothing is written to your resume without your click.

Yes, every ResumeQuick user gets the agent. Every plan includes daily agent turns; paid plans raise the limit for heavier use.

Generic assistants don't know your resume, your target roles, or how your interviews went. The ResumeQuick Agent does — it reasons over your actual career data, so the advice is specific to you.

The agent works in all 12 languages ResumeQuick supports and answers in the language you write in. Your resume can stay in its original language.

Inside the app — open the agent panel from the header or go straight to the Career Agent. Sign in and it's ready; no installation or configuration needed.

Let the agent plan your next move

It already knows your profile. Ask it what to do next.

Open the agent

Built in • no setup • no credit card

ResumeQuick Agent

Your AI career agent, built into ResumeQuick

Generic chatbots give generic advice. The ResumeQuick Agent reads your real profile — resumes, vacancy analyses, and interview results — and tells you what to do next to land the role you want.

Open the agent See how it works ↓

Built in • no setup • no credit card

What you can ask the agent

The agent already knows the data that matters for your job search — your resumes, vacancies, and interview history. Just ask.

“Roast my resume and fix the weak lines.”

The agent scores your resume, finds the weak spots, and proposes concrete edits. It applies changes only after you confirm each one — no blind rewrites.

“Why didn't I match this vacancy?”

It reads your latest vacancy analysis and explains the gap in plain language, then suggests what to add to your profile to close it.

“Quiz me on my last interview's weak spots.”

It reviews your mock-interview score and feedback, then drills you on the topics where you scored lowest. Targeted prep, not generic questions.

“What should I focus on this week?”

It pulls your recent activity and stats — applications, match scores, interviews — and turns them into a short, honest plan for the week ahead.

3 steps to your first answer

No API keys, no config. If you have a ResumeQuick account, you already have the agent.

Step 1

Sign up and build your profile

Create your resume in ResumeQuick and analyze a vacancy or two. The more the agent knows about you, the sharper its advice.

Get started

Step 2

Open the agent

The agent lives right inside the app — open the side panel on desktop or the chat on mobile. It's always one tap away.

Step 3

Ask anything

Ask about your resume, a job post, or interview prep. The agent reads your data, shows its steps, and proposes changes you approve before anything is applied.

FAQ

Data, control, cost, and languages.

It can — but only after you confirm. Every edit the agent proposes shows up as a change you explicitly approve or reject. Nothing is written to your resume without your click.

Yes, every ResumeQuick user gets the agent. Every plan includes daily agent turns; paid plans raise the limit for heavier use.

Generic assistants don't know your resume, your target roles, or how your interviews went. The ResumeQuick Agent does — it reasons over your actual career data, so the advice is specific to you.

The agent works in all 12 languages ResumeQuick supports and answers in the language you write in. Your resume can stay in its original language.

Inside the app — open the agent panel from the header or go straight to the Career Agent. Sign in and it's ready; no installation or configuration needed.

Let the agent plan your next move

It already knows your profile. Ask it what to do next.

Open the agent

Built in • no setup • no credit card