CLI, automation and Linux desktop
job-radar
Scrapes job boards, drops what does not match your profile and posts the matches to Discord, running on its own a few times a day. Pure Python, no dependencies: hard filters decide what gets through, a 0-to-100 score ranks the rest, and the qualifications come from your own resume in markdown.
The problem
Looking for a job means scrolling long lists across several sites, repeating the same seniority, remote and salary cuts on every visit, and running into the same listing posted on two sources.
Technical decisions
Hard filters and scoring kept apart: the filter answers "would I apply to this?" and drops it, scoring only ranks what remains, so a bad listing does not climb by stacking secondary criteria. Qualifications come from the resume, not from a parallel list that would go stale in hiding. When nothing gets through, the channel gets the scrape funnel, so silence never confuses "found nothing" with "did not run". Connector tests use recorded real responses, and the connectors respect robots.txt and pause between requests.
Outcome
Published on GitHub, with connectors for Gupy, GitHub job repos, Programathor and Sólides. Runs on a systemd timer or cron.
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