freehire-search

Run the CLI's search command with bun, passing keywords and facet flags such as --remote remote, --region eu, or --seniority senior. Results come back as JSON by default, with table and plain formats available for quick scanning.

freehire.me normalizes postings from roughly 50 applicant tracking systems across many countries into one schema. Its faceted filtering for skills, category, and seniority is tuned tech-first, so it works best for software, data, and engineering roles.

No authentication is needed for reads. The search, facets, and job detail endpoints are public and unauthenticated; only per-user tracking mutations like apply and save require a key, and this Skill does not use them.

Yes. The freehire backend is an MIT-licensed Go and PostgreSQL project that starts via Docker Compose, and the CLI honors the FREEHIRE_API_URL environment variable to point at a local instance on port 8080 with the same API paths.

Facets are derived per posting and geography is often unresolved when the source location text is ambiguous. An empty region means unknown, not inapplicable, so filtering by region silently drops those jobs; use --region none to include them.

freehire's corpus includes some non-tech postings, but its skills, category, and seniority dictionaries are tuned tech-first, so filtering quality for general roles is still maturing. The Skill deliberately scopes its triggers to technical positions.