The workspace your AI agent was missing.

Your agent can write. It can't remember your last 40 applications, or which resume you sent where. Lamr holds all of that: your resume, profile, portfolio and every application, organized and ready to turn into a clean PDF. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any other MCP client and your agent works inside it. Free to start, or bring your own API key.

Works with Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP client

Animation: you ask your AI agent to tailor a resume. The request travels down a wire and plugs into Lamr. Lamr greets Claude, ChatGPT and any other agent that speaks MCP. Your workspace assembles: resume, profile, portfolio and your applications. A new application for Acme drops in and scores an 84 fit, then turns into a finished resume PDF. One workspace, any agent.

Paste a job link from any of these boards

Two ways to work

Ask your agent. Or do it yourself.

Lamr is one workspace with two ways in. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client and run your search from the chat you already use: screen a posting, draft the documents, move an application along, see what's due. Or open the app and do the same things by hand. Same workspace, same credits, same rules.

See how it works
"What's stalled in my pipeline?" "Screen this JD for the PM role at Acme." "Draft my resume for this posting." "Move Acme to interview, remind me Friday."
Claude ChatGPT Any MCP client

Recruiters can usually tell when a resume was written by AI. Whoever is driving, you or your agent, Lamr tailors yours to each job using only what's already true, in plain words that sound like a person wrote them.

A typical AI rewrite

Spearheaded cross-functional initiatives, leveraging React and TypeScript to drive seamless, scalable design system adoption across the organization.

Lamr, from your master resume

Built a shared React and TypeScript component library adopted by 9 product teams, replacing 3 legacy UI kits.

Numbers are checked

Any metric that isn't in your master resume is flagged before you send anything.

Your history stays exact

Titles, employers and dates are copied as you wrote them. Only the headline adapts to the role.

Filler gets rewritten

"Leveraged", "spearheaded", "results-driven" and friends are replaced with what you actually did.

You see every change

A short list of what was tailored sits above the draft, and every field stays editable.

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See your fit before you apply.

Paste a posting and your resume. You get a fit score, the keywords you already cover and the ones you're missing. Free, no signup, nothing saved.

Try an example
Takes a few seconds. Nothing is saved.
Not staged

This is the moment Lamr is actually tailoring your resume, the real thing, not a canned animation.

Creating...

Paste any job posting.
Or just the link.

Every requirement, checked against your real experience.

Out comes a typeset PDF. In about a minute.

Jordan Reyes
Senior Frontend Engineer
Experience
Skills
Projects
Education
go ahead, click around, switching is free
Templates

A resume that looks designed, because it's typeset.

Lamr sets your resume with Typst, a real typesetting engine, in Classic, Modern or Sidebar with six accent colors. Your words stay the same when you switch, so trying another layout is instant and costs nothing.

resume.json: what Lamr writes

      

Reads cleanly in an ATS

Real text in standard fonts. We test that your name, titles and employers come out of the PDF as plain, searchable text.

One page by default

A resume that runs slightly long is fitted to one page; a genuinely longer one flows onto a second at full size instead of shrinking.

Switching is free

Changing template or color recompiles the same content. No AI call, no credits.

After you apply

Everything that happens after you hit send.

This is the memory a chat doesn't have. Each application keeps its documents, notes, recruiter and history together, so you and your agent always know which version went where. When a company goes quiet, Lamr reminds you to follow up.

Application questions

Paste the employer's extra questions and get answers drawn from your real experience, kept inside each field's character limit.

Interview prep

When the interview is booked, Lamr predicts what this role will ask, starting with your gaps, and suggests an honest angle for each.

Follow-up reminders

Set a follow-up date and Lamr emails you on the day it's due and flags it in your list, so a silent employer never becomes a forgotten application.

Edit by asking

Ask for changes in plain words, like a shorter summary or leading with accessibility work. Undo any edit, then rescore and see how the fit moved.

Your search in numbers

Response and offer rates, weekly submissions and your streak, worked out from the statuses you already keep.

Keyboard-first

You can run a whole search without the mouse. I then a number hands the application to Claude or ChatGPT, M changes its status, and every action in an application's menu shows its own key, like L to copy its link or X to export it. ⌘K finds anything by name.

Your master resume

Start from what you have. Keep a version for every track.

Everything Lamr writes is drawn from one master resume you control, so a tailored application can never claim more than you've done.

Import or build it

Upload your current PDF, or answer a few questions and Lamr drafts the first version with you. Add your own sections, like Awards or Publications.

A version per track

Keep separate masters for, say, design systems and product design roles, and pick one per application.

Portfolio as context

Designers can import a portfolio site. Case studies inform the fit score and cover letters, never your bullets.

You set how far it goes

Light, balanced or aggressive rewriting in the employer's own words where they're true for you, one-line bullets, and a short, long or first-person summary.

Auto-apply

It reads the form. It fills what it's sure of. It stops for you on the rest.

An agent that can use your signed-in browser, like Claude in Chrome, fills the employer's form from your saved profile. Anything it isn't sure of, including every demographic question, is left for you, and nothing is submitted without your OK.

See what it refuses, and why
Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you're applying more.

A tailored resume and cover letter costs 5 credits. Checking your fit for a role costs 1. Credits reset every billing cycle.

Free
$0

30 credits a month, about 6 tailored applications. No card needed.

Pro
$12/mo

300 credits a month, about 60 tailored applications.

Max
$29/mo

1,000 credits a month, about 200 tailored applications.

Prefer your own Anthropic API key? Try it free for 30 days. After that it is included in every paid plan, and Anthropic bills you for the AI directly.

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