Job search, one /command a day.
Searches your job sources daily, fills the forms in your own browser, and keeps every application as markdown.
Then open Claude Code in the seekter folder and run /seekter-init.
Five core commands.
Each one owns a different part of the loop. It applies without asking when a posting fits, and stops only for the things only you can decide.
The five commands, replayed. The run and tracker counts are from 1 October 2026.
“Automate the labour, never the truth.”
It answers only from your own profile, and it never invents a fact, a number or a story.
How did your search go?
How it went
Tell me on LinkedIn
Every note was measured in one person's search. Yours may behave differently, and that is worth hearing.
Something off
Open an issue
A step that broke, or a fact it got wrong, goes on GitHub, where it can be fixed.
Keep it going
Sponsor the work
Seekter is free and MIT licensed. Sponsoring pays for the time that goes into it.
Before you run it.
What it costs, what it needs, what it will do on its own, and where your data goes.
- Is it free?
- The kit is, under the MIT License. Running it needs Claude Code on a paid Claude plan or API usage.
- What do I need to run it?
- Claude Code, the Claude in Chrome extension, Node.js 20 or later, and your webmail logged in for a run.
- Does it apply without asking me?
- When a posting fits your rules, yes. Anything only you can decide waits for you in a "Needs you" list.
- Will it make things up?
- No. It answers only from your profile, and when it can't verify something, it stops and asks you.
- Does it apply on LinkedIn?
- Never through Easy Apply. It reads your LinkedIn alert emails and applies on each employer's own form.
- Where is my data kept?
- On your computer. There is no Seekter server, account or telemetry; what Claude reads goes to Anthropic.
