Cleared Colorado

Search cleared Colorado jobs

Use this when a user wants to browse or filter current eligible direct-employer Colorado job listings. Use heldClearance only when the user explicitly states their current active clearance; results distinguish immediate matches from jobs where a higher clearance may be obtainable. Use exact public workplace or company names from list_search_options when possible. Do not use this for citation-oriented retrieval; use search and fetch for that. This tool never applies to jobs or changes data.

Get a cleared Colorado job

Use this when a user wants the current public details for one eligible Cleared Colorado job. Use a public slug returned by search_jobs. For a citation-oriented document returned by search, use fetch instead. The result includes the Cleared Colorado detail URL and direct employer application URL; it does not render UI or apply on the user's behalf.

Render cleared Colorado jobs

Use this only after search_jobs or get_job returned one or more current public job slugs and inline job cards would help the user. Pass the selected slugs once in display order, and include held-clearance or polygraph values only when the user explicitly supplied them. Do not call this in parallel or more than once for the same answer. This tool re-reads only those public jobs and never applies or changes data.

List cleared job search options

Use this when a user asks which public Colorado workplaces, employers, clearance levels, polygraph levels, or freshness filters are available. Also use it before search_jobs when a workplace or employer name is uncertain. Do not use it to search or retrieve individual jobs.

Search Cleared Colorado

Use this only when ChatGPT needs compact citeable Cleared Colorado job sources for retrieval. It returns public result IDs, titles, and canonical URLs; use fetch with a returned ID for the bounded source document. For user-facing job browsing or structured filters, use search_jobs instead.

Fetch a Cleared Colorado job document

Use this only to fetch one citation-oriented eligible public job document using an ID returned by the conventional search tool. For user-facing current job details, use get_job and optionally render_jobs afterward. The result contains bounded public job facts and canonical source links; private ingestion and administrative fields are never available.