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cover-letter

Use when the user wants a concise, first-person cover letter tailored to a specific role from a job URL or pasted job description and a real resume YAML, especially when length, tone, greeting, or sign-off constraints matter.

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/cover-letter

Write a concise cover letter tailored to a job posting.

Usage

/cover-letter <job-url-or-paste> [--cv <master-cv-name>] [--resume <yaml-path>]

Examples:

/cover-letter https://example.com/jobs/123 --cv david_alecrim_cv
/cover-letter --resume templates/david_alecrim_semiotic_labs_rust_engineer_cv.yaml "Rust Engineer at Semiotic Labs..."

Workflow

Follow these steps exactly in order:

Step 1 — Obtain the job description

If the argument is a URL, fetch its content using WebFetch. If it is pasted text, use it directly.

Step 2 — Resolve the source resume

Use the strongest available resume source for the letter.

If --resume <yaml-path> was passed, use that exact YAML file.
If --cv <name> was passed, use templates/<name>_cv.yaml. If it does not exist, report the error and stop.
If the current thread already produced a tailored YAML for the same role, prefer that tailored YAML.
In all other cases, list the candidate *_cv.yaml files and ask the user which one to use. Never guess silently when multiple reasonable options exist.

Step 3 — Pull the writing inputs

From the job description, extract:

employer name
role title
product or protocol names
mission or problem-space signals
the most important requirements and responsibilities

From the selected resume YAML, extract:

the strongest matching summary points
the most relevant experience bullets
one or two concrete impact details or metrics
any grounded product, mission, or domain fit

Step 4 — Write the cover letter

Use these rules:

Default to exactly 2 paragraphs unless the user asks for a different length.
Start with Hey,
End with:

Regards,
David

Write in the first person.
Use simple, direct language.
Keep it concise.
Make it eye catching by leading with the strongest fit for the role, not with a stack list.
Avoid generic throat-clearing openings like I'm a strong fit for this role or I believe I am a good match. Start with concrete experience, scope, or impact instead.
Use assertive framing when the resume supports it. Sell strongly without inventing.
Ground every claim in the selected resume or the job description.
Use the company name correctly. If the posting mentions a product or protocol, do not confuse it with the employer.
Prefer one strong metric or impact detail over a long list of technologies.
Mention mission, product, or domain motivation only when the job description and resume support it.
Do not turn the letter into a resume summary or ATS keyword dump.

Human quality bar

The letter must feel human-written.

Avoid inflated language, generic enthusiasm, and abstract filler.
Avoid em dashes.
Avoid phrases that sound like sales copy or AI copy.
Prefer natural sentence rhythm over overly tidy structure.
Use plain statements like I built, I improved, I want, and I’d be excited to.

Paragraph guidance

For the default 2-paragraph format:

Paragraph 1: why I fit this role, using the strongest relevant experience and one concrete result when possible.
Paragraph 1 should open with concrete work context or impact, not a generic claim that I fit the role.
Paragraph 2: why I want this company, product, or problem space, and what I would bring.

Step 5 — Humanize the draft

Run the draft through the humanizer skill before returning it.

Keep the exact requested structure after the humanizer pass.
If the user asked for one paragraph, the final result must still be one paragraph.
If the user asked for two paragraphs, the final result must still be two paragraphs.
Preserve the exact greeting and sign-off format after the humanizer pass.
Keep the language simple, direct, and grounded in the resume and JD.

Step 6 — Report only the final letter

Return only the final cover letter text. Do not include analysis, notes, bullets, or alternative drafts unless the user explicitly asks for them.

Non-negotiable rules

Never fabricate experience, metrics, skills, or motivation.
Never confuse the company name with the product name.
If the user asks for one paragraph, write one paragraph.
If the user asks for two paragraphs, write exactly two paragraphs.
If the user gives a greeting or sign-off format, preserve it exactly.

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name: cover-letter
description: >
  Use when the user wants a concise, first-person cover letter tailored to a
  specific role from a job URL or pasted job description and a real resume
  YAML, especially when length, tone, greeting, or sign-off constraints matter.

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---
name: cover-letter
description: >
Use when the user wants a concise, first-person cover letter tailored to a
specific role from a job URL or pasted job description and a real resume
YAML, especially when length, tone, greeting, or sign-off constraints matter.
---

# /cover-letter

Write a concise cover letter tailored to a job posting.

## Usage

```
/cover-letter <job-url-or-paste> [--cv <master-cv-name>] [--resume <yaml-path>]
```

Examples:
- `/cover-letter https://example.com/jobs/123 --cv david_alecrim_cv`
- `/cover-letter --resume templates/david_alecrim_semiotic_labs_rust_engineer_cv.yaml "Rust Engineer at Semiotic Labs..."`

## Workflow

Follow these steps exactly in order:

### Step 1 — Obtain the job description

If the argument is a URL, fetch its content using WebFetch. If it is pasted text, use it directly.

### Step 2 — Resolve the source resume

Use the strongest available resume source for the letter.

- If `--resume <yaml-path>` was passed, use that exact YAML file.
- If `--cv <name>` was passed, use `templates/<name>_cv.yaml`. If it does not exist, report the error and stop.
- If the current thread already produced a tailored YAML for the same role, prefer that tailored YAML.
- In all other cases, list the candidate `*_cv.yaml` files and ask the user which one to use. Never guess silently when multiple reasonable options exist.

### Step 3 — Pull the writing inputs

From the job description, extract:
- employer name
- role title
- product or protocol names
- mission or problem-space signals
- the most important requirements and responsibilities

From the selected resume YAML, extract:
- the strongest matching summary points
- the most relevant experience bullets
- one or two concrete impact details or metrics
- any grounded product, mission, or domain fit

### Step 4 — Write the cover letter

Use these rules:

- Default to exactly 2 paragraphs unless the user asks for a different length.
- Start with `Hey,`
- End with:

```
Regards,
David
```

- Write in the first person.
- Use simple, direct language.
- Keep it concise.
- Make it eye catching by leading with the strongest fit for the role, not with a stack list.
- Avoid generic throat-clearing openings like `I'm a strong fit for this role` or `I believe I am a good match`. Start with concrete experience, scope, or impact instead.
- Use assertive framing when the resume supports it. Sell strongly without inventing.
- Ground every claim in the selected resume or the job description.
- Use the company name correctly. If the posting mentions a product or protocol, do not confuse it with the employer.
- Prefer one strong metric or impact detail over a long list of technologies.
- Mention mission, product, or domain motivation only when the job description and resume support it.
- Do not turn the letter into a resume summary or ATS keyword dump.

### Human quality bar

The letter must feel human-written.

- Avoid inflated language, generic enthusiasm, and abstract filler.
- Avoid em dashes.
- Avoid phrases that sound like sales copy or AI copy.
- Prefer natural sentence rhythm over overly tidy structure.
- Use plain statements like `I built`, `I improved`, `I want`, and `I’d be excited to`.

### Paragraph guidance

For the default 2-paragraph format:

- Paragraph 1: why I fit this role, using the strongest relevant experience and one concrete result when possible.
- Paragraph 1 should open with concrete work context or impact, not a generic claim that I fit the role.
- Paragraph 2: why I want this company, product, or problem space, and what I would bring.

### Step 5 — Humanize the draft

Run the draft through the `humanizer` skill before returning it.

- Keep the exact requested structure after the humanizer pass.
- If the user asked for `one paragraph`, the final result must still be one paragraph.
- If the user asked for `two paragraphs`, the final result must still be two paragraphs.
- Preserve the exact greeting and sign-off format after the humanizer pass.
- Keep the language simple, direct, and grounded in the resume and JD.

### Step 6 — Report only the final letter

Return only the final cover letter text. Do not include analysis, notes, bullets, or alternative drafts unless the user explicitly asks for them.

## Non-negotiable rules

- Never fabricate experience, metrics, skills, or motivation.
- Never confuse the company name with the product name.
- If the user asks for `one paragraph`, write one paragraph.
- If the user asks for `two paragraphs`, write exactly two paragraphs.
- If the user gives a greeting or sign-off format, preserve it exactly.

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Source repository: davidalecrim1/chameleon
License: MIT
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Last GitHub push: Jul 2, 2026
Registry updated: Sep 11, 2026
Instruction path: .claude/skills/cover-letter/SKILL.md @ 3fb5e2df7051

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Price unconfirmed★ 32 GitHub starsRegistry updated · Sep 11, 2026agent-skill

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/cover-letter

Write a concise cover letter tailored to a job posting.

Usage

/cover-letter <job-url-or-paste> [--cv <master-cv-name>] [--resume <yaml-path>]

Examples:

/cover-letter https://example.com/jobs/123 --cv david_alecrim_cv
/cover-letter --resume templates/david_alecrim_semiotic_labs_rust_engineer_cv.yaml "Rust Engineer at Semiotic Labs..."

Workflow

Follow these steps exactly in order:

Step 1 — Obtain the job description

If the argument is a URL, fetch its content using WebFetch. If it is pasted text, use it directly.

Step 2 — Resolve the source resume

Use the strongest available resume source for the letter.

If --resume <yaml-path> was passed, use that exact YAML file.
If --cv <name> was passed, use templates/<name>_cv.yaml. If it does not exist, report the error and stop.
If the current thread already produced a tailored YAML for the same role, prefer that tailored YAML.
In all other cases, list the candidate *_cv.yaml files and ask the user which one to use. Never guess silently when multiple reasonable options exist.

Step 3 — Pull the writing inputs

From the job description, extract:

employer name
role title
product or protocol names
mission or problem-space signals
the most important requirements and responsibilities

From the selected resume YAML, extract:

the strongest matching summary points
the most relevant experience bullets
one or two concrete impact details or metrics
any grounded product, mission, or domain fit

Step 4 — Write the cover letter

Use these rules:

Default to exactly 2 paragraphs unless the user asks for a different length.
Start with Hey,
End with:

Regards,
David

Write in the first person.
Use simple, direct language.
Keep it concise.
Make it eye catching by leading with the strongest fit for the role, not with a stack list.
Avoid generic throat-clearing openings like I'm a strong fit for this role or I believe I am a good match. Start with concrete experience, scope, or impact instead.
Use assertive framing when the resume supports it. Sell strongly without inventing.
Ground every claim in the selected resume or the job description.
Use the company name correctly. If the posting mentions a product or protocol, do not confuse it with the employer.
Prefer one strong metric or impact detail over a long list of technologies.
Mention mission, product, or domain motivation only when the job description and resume support it.
Do not turn the letter into a resume summary or ATS keyword dump.

Human quality bar

The letter must feel human-written.

Avoid inflated language, generic enthusiasm, and abstract filler.
Avoid em dashes.
Avoid phrases that sound like sales copy or AI copy.
Prefer natural sentence rhythm over overly tidy structure.
Use plain statements like I built, I improved, I want, and I’d be excited to.

Paragraph guidance

For the default 2-paragraph format:

Paragraph 1: why I fit this role, using the strongest relevant experience and one concrete result when possible.
Paragraph 1 should open with concrete work context or impact, not a generic claim that I fit the role.
Paragraph 2: why I want this company, product, or problem space, and what I would bring.

Step 5 — Humanize the draft

Run the draft through the humanizer skill before returning it.

Keep the exact requested structure after the humanizer pass.
If the user asked for one paragraph, the final result must still be one paragraph.
If the user asked for two paragraphs, the final result must still be two paragraphs.
Preserve the exact greeting and sign-off format after the humanizer pass.
Keep the language simple, direct, and grounded in the resume and JD.

Step 6 — Report only the final letter

Return only the final cover letter text. Do not include analysis, notes, bullets, or alternative drafts unless the user explicitly asks for them.

Non-negotiable rules

Never fabricate experience, metrics, skills, or motivation.
Never confuse the company name with the product name.
If the user asks for one paragraph, write one paragraph.
If the user asks for two paragraphs, write exactly two paragraphs.
If the user gives a greeting or sign-off format, preserve it exactly.

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name: cover-letter
description: >
  Use when the user wants a concise, first-person cover letter tailored to a
  specific role from a job URL or pasted job description and a real resume
  YAML, especially when length, tone, greeting, or sign-off constraints matter.

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# /cover-letter

Write a concise cover letter tailored to a job posting.

## Usage

```
/cover-letter <job-url-or-paste> [--cv <master-cv-name>] [--resume <yaml-path>]
```

## Workflow

Follow these steps exactly in order:

### Step 1 — Obtain the job description

If the argument is a URL, fetch its content using WebFetch. If it is pasted text, use it directly.

### Step 2 — Resolve the source resume

Use the strongest available resume source for the letter.

### Step 3 — Pull the writing inputs

From the job description, extract:
- employer name
- role title
- product or protocol names
- mission or problem-space signals
- the most important requirements and responsibilities

### Step 4 — Write the cover letter

Use these rules:

- Default to exactly 2 paragraphs unless the user asks for a different length.
- Start with `Hey,`
- End with:

```
Regards,
David
```

### Human quality bar

The letter must feel human-written.

### Paragraph guidance

For the default 2-paragraph format:

### Step 5 — Humanize the draft

Run the draft through the `humanizer` skill before returning it.

### Step 6 — Report only the final letter

Return only the final cover letter text. Do not include analysis, notes, bullets, or alternative drafts unless the user explicitly asks for them.

## Non-negotiable rules

Use with my agent

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GitHub adoption: 32 GitHub stars
Stars/forks activity: 32 stars, 6 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
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Source repository: davidalecrim1/chameleon
License: MIT
Version: Unknown
Last GitHub push: Jul 2, 2026
Registry updated: Sep 11, 2026
Instruction path: .claude/skills/cover-letter/SKILL.md @ 3fb5e2df7051

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Quality

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Trust

64/100

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Audit

70/100

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Quality score needs review
GitHub adoption: 32 GitHub stars
Stars/forks activity: 32 stars, 6 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
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Step 1 — Obtain the job description

Step 2 — Resolve the source resume

Step 3 — Pull the writing inputs

Step 4 — Write the cover letter

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Step 5 — Humanize the draft

Step 6 — Report only the final letter

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/cover-letter

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Workflow

Step 1 — Obtain the job description

Step 2 — Resolve the source resume

Step 3 — Pull the writing inputs

Step 4 — Write the cover letter

Human quality bar

Paragraph guidance

Step 5 — Humanize the draft

Step 6 — Report only the final letter

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