yanliudesign/resume-builder-skill

Resume Skill is an agent skill for tools like Claude Code that helps someone polish an existing resume, pull one in from LinkedIn, or build one from scratch by chatting. Whichever way you start, the information gets organized into one shared data format and then rendered into any of thirteen print-ready HTML resume templates, so switching templates later does not require re-entering any information. There are three ways to begin. You can say something like "beautify my resume" and attach a PDF, Word, or text file to have an existing resume cleaned up and restyled. You can paste a LinkedIn profile link to have your work history imported automatically. Or you can say you have no resume yet and want to build one through a back and forth conversation, where the assistant asks one question at a time rather than handing over a long form. The templates cover different styles and purposes, from a plain single-column layout designed to pass automated resume-screening software, to more visually distinctive designs meant for a human reader, such as a two-column sidebar layout, a timeline-style layout showing career progression, and several serif and minimalist designs aimed at design or creative roles. The README states three guiding principles: never invent experience, responsibilities, or numbers that were not actually provided, ask one question at a time when interviewing someone, and always organize the information into the shared data structure before generating the final HTML. Every finished resume produces two files, a locked version meant for printing to PDF and a second version where any text can be clicked and edited directly in the browser before printing. To use it, you place the skill's folder into your assistant's skills directory and describe what you want in plain language. The project is released under the MIT license.