Score LinkedIn listings against your profile
They built a Claude Chrome Shortcut that reads a LinkedIn posting and returns a fit score from a saved profile.
- What they did
- Jose Antonio Morales created a Claude Skill using a JSON career profile and a weighted scoring prompt. Since the Chrome extension cannot access Skills, he copied that logic into a browser Shortcut and pointed it at a profile kept in a GitHub Gist. From an open LinkedIn listing, he enters “/”, selects the Shortcut, and Claude reviews the page to generate the report.
- How it went
- On the example role, the output landed at 22% and suggested skipping it. The report also surfaced a location conflict: the job asked for work in Turin or Milan, but his profile calls for remote work from Slovenia.
- Tips
- If you change your criteria, remember to revise both the Skill and the Shortcut, because they are separate pieces. Storing the profile in a Gist makes updates simpler.
Try it yourself with Claude in Chrome
With the job post visible in my active tab, compare it to this profile: [skills], [experience], [pay expectations], [location preferences], and [dealbreakers]. Return a 0-10 fit score, the three best reasons to consider it, the three biggest issues, and a clear apply/skip call. Do not press Apply, submit forms, or send anything; stop after the report and wait for my approval before any action that can’t be undone.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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