timqian/resumd

resumd lets you write your resume using plain text formatting and then turns it into a polished HTML or PDF document. Instead of fighting with word processors to get margins and styles right, you just write your content and pick a visual theme to present it. You type your resume content using a simple plain-text format that handles things like headers, bold text, and lists automatically. The tool then applies one of several pre-built visual themes to style the document for you. The themes range from a clean look that resembles GitHub's formatting to more custom designs. You can preview the result in your browser and export it as a PDF file when you are happy with how it looks. This is aimed at anyone who wants to create a resume quickly without worrying about layout. Developers and technical writers already comfortable with this plain-text format will find it especially natural. But anyone who wants a fast, no-fuss way to produce a clean document could benefit. For example, a job seeker could draft their resume content once and then switch between different visual themes to see which presentation works best for different applications. The project runs entirely in your web browser, which means your resume data stays on your own computer rather than being uploaded to a remote server. This matters for people concerned about privacy or who simply want full control over their own files. The README does not go into much detail about installation or advanced usage, so it appears the intended path is to use the live website rather than run it locally, though the code is available for those who want to host it themselves.