AI agentsJob Scout
The AI job search agent that scores every job against your resume
Job Scout is Gravity's AI job search agent. It searches the job boards your country uses, reads your resume, and sorts every job into Good, Fair or Long shot. You get the direct link to apply, what employees say about the company, people to contact and a draft note for each.
Your first 3 agent runs are free. No card needed.
From a real sample run
94 jobs found for a software engineer in India, each one scored against the same resume.
- Boards searched
- Indeed, Naukri, LinkedIn and Glassdoor
- Good fit
- 24
- Fair fit
- 64
- Long shot
- 6
- Resume ATS check
- 71 out of 100
- Draft notes written
- 12
What an AI job search agent does
An AI job search agent does the searching and sorting part of a job hunt for you. Instead of listing every job that contains a keyword, it reads each listing and your resume, then tells you which jobs fit and why.
Job Scout works that way. You say what you want once. It searches several boards and the careers pages you name, scores what it finds against your resume, and hands you a shortlist with the link to apply. You stay in charge of every application.
How Job Scout works
You start a run and it works through these steps.
You tell it what you are looking for: jobs or internships, the role, the country and city, and whether you want remote work
Searches the job boards people use in your country, plus the careers pages of any companies you name
Scores every job against your resume and sorts them into Good, Fair and Long shot
Looks into each company: what employees say about working there and who works on the team
Finds people to contact, like recruiters and alumni, and drafts a short message to each
Shortlists the best jobs with the direct link to apply and a note you can send, here in Gravity, and by Gmail or a Slack message if you want
What a run gives you
From the sample run in the app, Job Scout version 1.1.0, read on . Your own run will show your own results.
| Role | Company | Location | Fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Software Engineer | Antahin Abha Foundation | WB, India | Good fit, 63/100 |
| Software Engineer I | JLL | Bengaluru, India | Good fit, 63/100 |
| Software Engineer I | Rippling | Bengaluru, India | Good fit, 63/100 |
| Skills the listing asks for that the resume shows | Skills it asks for that the resume does not show |
|---|---|
| python, javascript, node.js, react, rest apis, sql, linux | python web framework, json, postman, debugging, communication |
| Issue | Suggested fix | Points lost |
|---|---|---|
| Only 2 of 4 bullets start with a verb | Start each bullet with what you did: Built, Cut, Led | 8 |
| Short: 119 words | Add the projects, tools and results that are missing | 8 |
| Names 7 of the 12 skills the shortlist asks for | Add the ones you have used | 7 |
| Tables or columns detected | Single column, no tables: parsers read them out of order | 6 |
- Delivery. You pick where it goes during setup: here in Gravity or Gmail.
Job Scout, job alerts, auto-apply tools and a chat assistant
| Job Scout | Job alerts on a board | Auto-apply tools | A general chat assistant | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where it looks | Several boards your country uses, plus careers pages you name | One board per alert | The boards the tool supports | What you paste in, or what it can browse |
| How it matches | Scores each job against your resume and gives the reasons | Keywords and filters you set | Usually keywords or a profile | Depends on your prompt |
| Who applies | You, from the direct link | You | The tool, on your behalf | You |
| Outreach | Finds recruiters and alumni and drafts a note to each | None | Varies | Drafts a note if you supply the details |
Who it is for
- People looking for a job or an internship who are tired of opening five job boards a day.
- Students and recent graduates applying for a first role.
- Anyone who wants to know where a resume falls short before applying.
What it reads, with your permission
- resume to understand your skills and experience, and checks how well it would pass an applicant tracking system.
Tools listed for this agent
- Firecrawl (web pages)
- Gmail
Questions about Job Scout
Which job boards does Job Scout search?
Job Scout searches the boards people use in your country, plus the careers pages of any companies you name. In the sample run, for a software engineer in India, it read Indeed, Naukri, LinkedIn and Glassdoor.
How does it score a job against my resume?
Job Scout reads your resume first, then scores every job it finds and sorts them into Good, Fair and Long shot, with the reasons behind each fit. It also checks how well the resume would pass an applicant tracking system; the resume in the sample run scored 71 out of 100.
Does Job Scout apply to jobs for me?
No. Job Scout shortlists the best jobs with the direct link to apply and drafts a note you can send. You decide where to apply and you send the note.
Does it work for internships?
Yes. You tell it whether you want jobs or internships, the role, the country and city, and whether you want remote work.
Can I check my resume before running Job Scout?
Yes. The free ATS resume checker scores a pasted resume out of 100 in your browser and compares it with a job description. Nothing is uploaded.
How is Job Scout different from job alerts on LinkedIn, Naukri or Indeed?
A job alert watches one board for keywords. Job Scout searches several boards in one run, reads your resume, and scores each job against it, so the list comes sorted by fit with the reasons shown.
Can Job Scout tell me what is new since my last search?
Yes. Each run marks the jobs that are new since your last run. In the sample run, 91 of the 94 jobs were new.
Is Job Scout free to use?
Yes, to start. Job Scout runs on Gravity, and your first 3 agent runs are free, with no card. Paid plans start at $15 a month (Mini Pilot), with usage included and the option to buy more when you need it. The pricing page lists every plan.
See what Job Scout finds for you
Your first 3 agent runs are free. No card needed.
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