Your AI Job Agent — With a Hard Spend Cap

Claude (web, desktop, and mobile, as a custom connector), Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code connect by signing in with your Resumly account. Other MCP clients that support remote servers with account sign-in (OAuth) can connect the same way. ChatGPT has not been verified yet; its full read/write MCP is limited to Business, Enterprise, and Edu on the web, and Pro supports read/fetch only.

All reads are free — your matched-jobs board, applications tracker, employer inbox, saved searches, and balance. Priced operations are billed per successful call: refresh a search $0.05, import a job $0.05, tailor a resume $0.25, cover letter $0.10, submitted application $0.50 (billed only on confirmed submission), company research $0.25, interview questions $0.10, answer grading $0.05. A one-time $5 trial credit is added when your account creates its first API key in Settings → API.

No. Billing is prepaid and your balance is a hard spend cap — the server refuses priced operations once the balance reaches zero, so your assistant can never spend money you haven't loaded. Every tool announces its price before running, failed operations are never billed, and applications additionally require a two-step confirmation.

No. Submitting an application is a two-step operation: the server returns a confirmation request that your assistant must complete before anything is submitted. The $0.50 application fee is charged only when the submission is confirmed — a failed or unconfirmed application costs nothing.

A connected assistant can read the Resumly data on your account — matched jobs, resumes, applications, and classified employer emails — and perform the actions you approve. Resumly logs which tools were called for billing and analytics, but never sees or stores your assistant conversation content. You can end access at any time by removing the Resumly connector in your assistant's settings.

No. You connect by signing in with your Resumly account; there is no key to paste into your assistant. API keys are for the Python SDK and the REST API. One reason to create one anyway: the one-time $5 trial credit is added when your account creates its first key in Settings → API.

No. Every plan — including Free — can connect and use the free read tools. Priced actions are paid from a prepaid balance that you top up only if you want to keep going; the one-time $5 trial credit covers a first run of every operation.