auberginewly/resume-project-miner

Resume Project Miner is a skill for Codex, the AI coding assistant, that reads through your real Git commit history and GitHub activity to help you write honest resume bullet points and interview preparation material in Chinese. Instead of letting you write vague or exaggerated claims about a project, it looks at what you actually did in the code and grades each claim from A to D based on how well it is backed up by evidence, and it separates what you personally contributed from what the whole team achieved together. It works on both local repositories on your computer and on GitHub repositories you have access to, whether public or private, and it never writes to or changes the repository it examines, only reads from it. You can ask it to scan a repository and produce a resume description for a specific type of role, such as a frontend internship, or to rewrite your project highlights so they match a particular job description you paste in. It can also run a standalone authenticity check on resume text you already have, to see whether it overstates your involvement. To install it, you clone the repository into your personal Codex skills folder. Using it with a local repository only requires Bash and Git, which most developer machines already have. To pull in commit and pull request history from a remote GitHub repository, you also need the GitHub command line tool signed in with your own account, the skill does not store any login token itself. On the safety side, sensitive details like email addresses are removed from the evidence it collects, and it deliberately skips secret files, dependency folders, generated files, and build output when looking through a project. The project is released under the MIT license, so it can be freely used, modified, and shared as long as the copyright notice is kept.