Job Application Message
Writes short, punchy job application messages for portals and forms, grounded only in your real CV and never invented.
Overview
Job Application Message writes the short note that goes in the "Message" box of a job form or portal, not a cover letter. It shows genuine interest and connects your real experience to exactly what the role asks for.
How it works
You paste the job posting and attach your CV (a photo works). The skill reads your actual roles, skills and metrics and mirrors the posting's language, never inventing experience.
- Read the posting: figure out what the employer really wants.
- Read your CV: extract real roles, tools, certs and numbers.
- Mirror the language: match required skills with your words.
- Keep it short: 3-6 sentences, ~40-90 words, professional but human.
Examples
Interest in one line ("Excited to apply for the L2 Support role at Acme").
Two lines connecting your real tickets/tools to their requirements.
One closing line: availability or happy to share more.
Great for LinkedIn, company career pages and any form with a tiny message box.
Installation
You need Claude Code and Git.
- Clone the skills monorepo:
git clone https://github.com/lorenzomeolav32-png/ai-assets-directory-skills - Copy the skill folder into your global skills directory:
cp -r ai-assets-directory-skills/skills/job-message ~/.claude/skills/job-message - Restart Claude Code, or reload the project, so it picks up the new skill.
- Paste a job posting and your CV to confirm it drafts a short message grounded in your real experience.
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