ariaxxx-free/job-navigation-skill

This is a set of installable career-research instructions for AI tools, built for students, job seekers, and career changers. It researches current industries, roles, and job descriptions, compares market requirements with the resume, projects, and skill evidence you provide, and helps you choose targets, close evidence gaps, and plan the next job-search actions.

Product manual

• 1. Product direction and user problems
• 2. What it does
• 3. Typical scenarios
• 4. What the result looks like
• 5. Install and use it for the first time
• 6. Use it well
• 7. How it works
• 8. Technical design and defensibility
• 9. Privacy, limitations, and safe use
• 10. Validation status
• 11. Common problems

1. Product direction and user problems

Product direction

Job Navigation Skill is not a general chat prompt or an automatic application tool. It is designed to do one job: compare current job-market requirements with the experience and evidence you actually have, then reduce the result to a small number of executable job-search actions.

Problems it solves

• hiring information is scattered across company sites and job platforms, making repeated requirements hard to identify;
• generic AI advice often omits sources and fails to show where the evidence ends;
• what a resume says someone did is not always the same as what it proves against a target role;
• students without formal work experience struggle to judge whether courses, projects, and campus experience count as credible evidence;
• learning lists expand without considering target roles, time, cost, or order;
• overloaded 30/60/90-day plans still leave users unsure what to do in the first week.

Best fit

• students and recent graduates choosing a role or building evidence for one;
• job seekers comparing current JDs with a resume or portfolio;
• career changers deciding which direction to test before paying for a long course;