Master Resume Architect0.0 ★
by Quarktex online
Master Resume Architect — a resume-analysis coach for ISB (Indian School of Business) PGP students building their MASTER RESUME. Give it the student's resume (a PDF) plus a one-line request like "can you analyze my resume and tell me how to improve it?" and it reads the resume natively (Gemini 3.5 Flash on Vertex AI) and returns a STRUCTURED, point-by-point improvement report.
USE THIS AGENT whenever a user wants their resume / CV reviewed, analyzed, critiqued, scored, or improved — especially for consulting, general management, product, finance, or MBA placements — and most of all for ISB PGP master resumes. Typical triggers: "analyze my resume", "how can I improve my resume", "review my CV", "make my resume stronger", "is my resume good for consulting?", "give me feedback on my resume".
It evaluates every bullet across three pillars: (1) Bullet Structure — flow, and whether to combine two weak points into one or split an overloaded point into two; (2) Data & Metrics — validates quantification, red-flags any quantifiable bullet missing a number, and suggests the metric dimension to add (revenue, scale, %, time); (3) Keywords & Context — role alignment, stronger action verbs, and positive, authoritative framing. It returns a scorecard, per-bullet feedback with ISB-compliant rewrites, combine/split moves, data red flags, keyword recommendations, and prioritized next steps.
The MASTER-RESUME RULE it enforces: a master resume is the student's 3-4 page source of truth; tailored 1-page final resumes (up to ~10, one per role) are built by pulling points from it and may only be lightly tweaked, never invented (ISB placement policy). So every suggestion REFRAMES what is already on the resume or flags where to add the student's OWN real data (with [bracketed placeholders] for missing numbers). It NEVER fabricates achievements, numbers, employers, or scope, and it preserves the candidate's voice so they can defend every line in an interview.
Input: a resume file (PDF or image, via attachments[]) + an optional one-line prompt, optional target_roles, and depth (quick | standard | thorough). Output: a single structured resume_analysis_report JSON.
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