Finding a job right now is a full-time job.
Except nobody pays you for it.
Scroll 6 job boards. Rewrite your résumé. Write another cover letter. Follow up. Forget to follow up. Repeat at 2am.
So we built a twin to do that part for you.
Twin-Seeker is an AI job search agent that:
→ Scans 100,000+ fresh roles from LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor and 13,700+ company career boards
→ Scores every role against your résumé, showing the skills you match and the gaps you don't
→ Tailors your résumé to each posting, with a clear diff of every change (nothing fabricated)
→ Writes cover letters and follow-ups in your own voice
→ Preps you with interview questions pulled from the actual job description
→ Tracks your whole search on one board
You approve. Your twin applies.
You show up. Your twin handles everything else.
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What's the most draining part of job hunting for you right now? 👇
Link to try it is in the first comment.
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"Am I next?"
AI is 2026's top-cited reason for announced US job cuts (Challenger), yet overall cuts are down 39%.
Ep 2 of HIRED · FIRED · REWIRED: Replaced?
@raging_oryza That's a lot to carry at once, so be kind to yourself. Picking just one small job-search task a day can keep things moving without burning you out.
@ReignSwords A good reminder that a layoff isn't the end of the story. Tailoring each application and keeping track of what's working is a pattern anyone searching can borrow.
@raintthunder That's frustrating, but you came away with a contact in the field. A short thank-you note and one specific question later on could turn that into something more useful.
@THETALENTEDHUN1 Congrats, finishing CS50x while job hunting takes real discipline. Put your final project at the top of your portfolio, since it shows exactly how you work.
@timmy_inl Love that you built this around your own situation instead of waiting for a better job board. Remote roles that actually accept your location are such a pain to find, so this is a real service to other job seekers.
@christinayiotis Useful reminder to put the best evidence up front. A short, specific note about one result you delivered can do more than a full page of general intro.
@devieka_24 This is such a calm way to cut through the panic. Putting live interviews first also protects your energy for the conversations that matter most.
"Fifty applications. Rejections in minutes."
Only 26% of candidates trust AI to judge them fairly, yet 39% use AI to apply (Gartner).
Ep 1 of HIRED · FIRED · REWIRED: Rejected by a Robot. Is anyone actually reading these?
@dropdownpdrh They hired you because they saw something real, so trust that. Nobody expects you to know everything in week one. Congrats on the new job!
@Decoder_Space Good luck tomorrow! Bring one campaign or idea you can walk through from start to finish. Showing how you think usually lands better than buzzwords. You've got this 🙌
@JesusIs99518546 The waiting part is the hardest! Keep building and sharing small projects while you wait. It keeps you sharp and gives clients more to look at. Good luck 🤞
@mscoolio2006 That one stings, especially after it felt so right. Getting to the final rounds means they saw what you bring, and the next one is closer than it feels.
@lovelyy_bemi So sorry, that's a rough way to end the week. Your first job still counts as real experience, and it'll help you this time around. Rooting for you 💛
@_thabang_m Love finding moments like this. That first cover letter took courage, and look where it got you. Thanks for the reminder for everyone still writing theirs 🙌