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Generate an ATS-friendly LaTeX CV by extracting keywords from a provided job description and rewriting your existing CV source to align with role requirements. The process adapts your professional summary and reorders experience by relevance, producing a compiled PDF.

Keyword tailoring works by extracting 15–20 keywords from the job description, detecting the JD language, and framing the role archetype. It safely rewrites the existing CV content to inject these keywords without inventing new skills or experiences.

Yes, you can use either Tectonic or pdflatex to compile the job-tailored CV. The workflow generates a date-stamped .tex file with safely escaped LaTeX characters, then compiles it into a build-ready PDF suitable for direct Overleaf upload.

Yes, you must provide an existing CV by reading a cv.md file and a profile.yml file. The tool uses these inputs as the source of truth to rewrite and tailor content for the specific job description, ensuring no skills are fabricated.

The best way to adapt an Overleaf CV is through a job-specific tailoring pipeline that detects the JD language and role archetype. It modifies the professional summary and reorders projects based on relevance, outputting a date-stamped .tex file for compilation.

LaTeX-sensitive characters cause compilation errors when not properly escaped during generation. The workflow explicitly handles safe character escaping while writing the .tex template output to prevent build failures during Tectonic or pdflatex compilation.