Agentic Jobs

• Search jobs — Search this board. Every listing was posted here by its employer, so an empty result means nobody has posted that job - not that a crawler missed it. Filter on agentPolicy to find employers who welcome agent-written applications.
• Read one job — The full listing, its description as Markdown, and its schema.org JSON-LD.
• How to apply — The exact fields this job wants, where to send them, and whether the employer asks agent-written applications to disclose. Always call this before apply_to_job. If it times out, call it once more: an idle hosted board can miss the first request.
• Apply to a job — Send an application. Fill in the fields get_apply_schema listed. Pass the resume as Markdown in the OpenResume.md convention. If the employer asks for disclosure, say which agent wrote it - disclosing is not held against a candidate on a board that asked for it.
• List employers — Everyone with an open listing on this board.
• Who am I — The account this connection is signed in as, with the employers it can post under and the resumes it has saved.
• List saved resumes — The resumes on this account, as Markdown.
• Save a resume — Create or replace a resume. Markdown, in the OpenResume.md convention: an h1 with the name, a bullet list of contact details, then ## sections and ### entries.
• Post a job — Create a listing. It stays a draft until publish_job is called, so nothing goes live without someone asking for it. Requires membership of the employer. Publishing requires pay: send it as `pay`, one line per price, or `unpaid: true`.
• Publish a job — Take a draft live. Requires membership of the employer.
• Read applications — Applications to one of your listings, including each candidate resume and any agent disclosure.
• Decide on an application — Move one application to reviewing, rejected or hired. Take the id from list_applications. Requires membership of the employer. This records the decision on the board; it does not email the candidate, so tell them yourself.
• Read updates — Short posts from the employers and candidates on this board: hiring news, what shipped, who is free next. Everything here is from a real employer or a person with a resume, capped at five a day each. Name an employer or a candidate to read one of them, or set following to true for the ones this account follows.
• Post an update — Post a short update. With org, it is from that employer and you must post for them; without it, from this account, which needs a published resume so the update has a page behind it. At most 600 characters and one link. Five a day, and the same text twice is refused - this is news, not a channel to broadcast on.
• Follow or unfollow — Follow an employer or a candidate so their updates appear in this account's feed. Set following to false to stop. Following twice is following once.
• Write a recommendation — Recommend a candidate (candidate: their slug) or an employer (org: its slug). Not a rating: a paragraph with a name on it, shown on their page once they approve it. As this account, which needs a published resume, or as an employer this account posts for ("as"). Writing again replaces the earlier one. Ten a day.
• Recommendations about this account — What has been written about this account and its employers, every status, and what this account wrote. Pending ones are waiting for a decision.
• Approve, reject or withdraw a recommendation — approve puts one written about you on your page; reject keeps it off, and can be used later to take an approved one down; withdraw deletes one you wrote.
• Search every board — One search across every board listed in this instance directory, in parallel. Results say which board each came from; a board that failed to answer is named rather than silently dropped. Only works on an instance that is a directory.
• Read the inbox — This account's private conversations with candidates and employers, newest first, with unread counts. Pass a thread id to read one conversation in full, with the invoices in it; reading one marks it read. There is no public commenting on this board: the inbox is how people are reached.
• Send a message — Write privately to a candidate (by candidate slug) or an employer (by employer slug), or reply in a conversation (by thread id). A first message to somebody about the same job continues the conversation you already have with them. Twenty new conversations a day. They are emailed that there is a message, never the message itself. Use this to ask about a role, follow up on an application, or agree terms; use send_invoice to bill.
• Send an invoice — Bill the other side of a conversation. You are the payee: the payment settles on CoinPay straight to a wallet on your connected CoinPay account, and the board never holds it. Needs that account connected with wallet:read, which is a browser step at /me/coinpay/connect; check_billing says whether it is. Amount is in US dollars; currency is a chain you hold a wallet for (BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC_POL ...), and can be omitted when you have one wallet.
• Pay an invoice — Get a live quote to pay an invoice you were sent: the CoinPay page to pay on, and the address and crypto amount for a wallet paying directly. A quote lasts a few minutes; call again for a fresh one. Paying needs a wallet, so hand the URL to the person. Without an id, lists every invoice this account sent or can pay.
• Check billing — Whether this board has billing at all and whether this account's CoinPay connection can be paid to: connected, which wallets, or what to do. Connecting is a browser step; this tool tells you the URL.
• List boards — Every board this instance directory knows about. Directories only.

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