AI Job Search Agent for faster, smarter applications

Your AI job search agent — the job hunt, on autopilot

A serious job search is a part-time job inside your full-time job. Listings to read, resumes to tailor, cover letters to write, applications to track, recruiters to chase. Fasrad’s AI job search agent takes on the mechanical layer so you can spend your limited bandwidth on actual conversations.

Give your agent your role preferences and upload your base resume. It searches the web for openings matching your filters (role, seniority, location, comp), drafts a tailored resume and cover letter for each, logs the application in a spreadsheet with status, and reminds you to follow up if you haven’t heard back in 10 days.

Strongest benefits:

• Tailored resumes per role — bullets reworded and reordered to match each job description.
• Cover letters in your voice — drafted from your base resume and the specific job posting.
• Pipeline tracking — every application logged to a Google Sheet with status, dates, and notes.
• Follow-up reminders — nudges you (or drafts the follow-up email) after a configurable wait.
• Interview prep — researches the company, surfaces likely questions, drills you the night before.

Your agent has memory of every application — which companies, which recruiters, which interview stages — so it catches when you’re applying to the same company twice, flags conflicting recruiters, and builds context as your search progresses.

Unlike a one-off ChatGPT session, Fasrad persists. Your resume variants, your application history, your interview notes — all referenced across every task. It’s less like a chatbot, more like a career coach who shows up every day.

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These pages cover the adjacent jobs buyers usually compare before choosing an AI agent.

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Frequently asked questions

Does it apply for me?

No — you stay in the loop. Your agent prepares the tailored resume and cover letter, fills out a draft application, and waits for you to hit submit.

Which job sites can it search?

Any site accessible via web search or direct browsing — LinkedIn (public listings), Indeed, Wellfound, Greenhouse-hosted boards, company career pages.

Does it protect my privacy?

Yes. Your resume, applications, and notes live in your own Google Sheet and Drive — not our database. Only the agent references them during tasks.

Can it handle technical take-homes?

It can draft, review, and edit — but not submit your code. Good as a pair programmer for the written portions; you write and run the actual code yourself.

Does it work for senior / executive roles?

Yes. The same patterns apply — tailored resumes, cover letters, executive summaries, compensation research, and introductory emails.

Can multiple people share an agent?

Each agent is single-user. Couples often run two agents (one per person) that share a comp sheet — useful for coordinating city moves around dual job searches.