Open source. Built around your experience.

Your career,
structured.

The right facet, selected.

Keep the work a single resume leaves out. Build a career record you can review, keep current and draw from for every opportunity.

Start with one old resume, a few notes, or your own account.
The personal workspace runs locally with Claude Code.

One record. Different perspectives.

Jules Elm Engineering leader
Fictional example
An achievement, in context

Created a deployment rehearsal tool

Contribution
Designed the rehearsal format and co-built its runner with engineers.
Recorded result
Two teams adopted rehearsals before deployment.
Read the original supporting source
01 / CONTEXT

Your contribution.
The people and work around it.

02 / EVIDENCE

Achievements connected
to their original sources.

03 / CONTROL

You review the wording.
You choose what can be shared.

A small habit. A useful record.

Keep the details.
Build on them over time.

You do not need to remember your whole career at once. Start with something useful and come back as your work changes.

01

Bring what you have

An old resume. A project note. A performance review. The assistant organizes your chosen material into a proposed record.

“Use the resume and project notes in Sources.”

02

Make it accurate

Read the proposal, inspect the evidence and correct the wording. Review five items at a time. Save useful changes and leave the rest for later.

“I designed the approach; the team delivered it.”

03

Keep it working for you

Capture new work while it is fresh. Retrieve an example for an interview, a performance review or your next resume.

“Find an example of how I helped another team.”

A career represented by facets inside JSON braces
career pack versioned JSON

Built for careers with depth

More experience.
Less starting from scratch.

For senior, specialist, technical and leadership careers, the right example is often buried in an old document or an unfinished note.

Your career pack keeps roles, achievements, qualifications, publications, sources and supported strengths together. A readable page helps you review it without reading JSON.

Read Jules’s saved career record →

Your next useful step

Save one thing
worth remembering.

One role and a few achievements are enough to begin.

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