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What does my agent do automatically?
It organizes your search, ranks opportunities against your preferences, prepares tailored documents, and builds a plan for applications and outreach. Connected services can execute supported actions after your approval, or within the boundaries you choose for autopilot. Your agent asks when information is missing.
Can it update every job-site profile?
Your agent prepares a profile kit and tracks readiness across major platforms. Some support connected actions; others require you to sign in and complete the update yourself. The workspace makes that distinction clear.
How does LinkedIn connection work?
LinkedIn features use a third-party connection through Unipile, which is not an official LinkedIn integration. Account limits, verification steps, and platform restrictions can interrupt automation. You can use profile preparation and the rest of your workspace without connecting LinkedIn.
Will it invent experience to match a job?
No. Your resume and approved profile are the source of truth. Tailoring should highlight relevant experience you have. You can review the exact document and message before an action runs.
Can I see what it has done?
Yes. Every action has a status and a history. A prepared draft is distinct from a sent message, and an application is only marked submitted after a confirmation is available.