Job Scanner Chrome Extension

A Chrome extension that helps you scan job postings for keywords and get AI-powered job fit analysis. Identify key requirements, highlight matches on the page, and receive personalized insights on how well a role aligns with your background.

Features

• Keyword Scan: Scan any job page for keywords from your custom templates. Match by category (Location, Role, Tech Stack, etc.) with color-coded highlighting.
• AI Match Analysis: Get Gemini-powered analysis with Strong Matches, Gaps/Concerns, and a Quick Take summary in second-person language.
• Template Management: Create custom templates with categories and keywords (max 10 per template). Add emojis and highlight colors per category.
• CV Storage: Store your CV or background text securely in the extension for AI analysis.

Setup

1. Install the extension

   • Clone this repo and run npm install then npm run build
   • Open Chrome → chrome://extensions → Enable "Developer mode" → "Load unpacked" → select the build folder

2. Configure

   • Click the extension icon
   • Add your Gemini API key
   • Paste your CV or key background info
   • Save both

3. Enable

   • Toggle the extension ON
   • Visit any job posting page
   • Click the floating magnifying glass button (bottom-left)

Usage

Keyword Scan

1. On a job page, click the floating button
2. Click "🔍 Scan Keywords"
3. Review found vs. not found keywords by category
4. Click "Close and Highlight" to highlight matches on the page
5. Click highlighted words to jump between occurrences

AI Match Analysis

1. On a job page, click the floating button
2. Click "🤖 AI Match Analysis"
3. Wait a few seconds for the analysis
4. Review Strong Matches, Gaps/Concerns, and Quick Take

Templates

• Create templates with categories and keywords in the popup
• Select a template from the dropdown
• Edit or delete templates (at least one must remain)
• Default "General Tech Job" template is included

Requirements

• Chrome (or Edge) with Manifest V3 support
• Gemini API key from Google AI Studio

Storage

All data is stored locally in your browser (chrome.storage.local):

• API key
• CV text
• Templates
• Extension enabled state

Build

npm install
npm run build

The built extension is in the build folder. A zip file is also created in zip/.

License

MIT