Rezi Resume Builder

Apply to a job for the user with one of their Rezi resumes. Call it only when the user asks Rezi to apply to a specific job for them. Get the job_id from search_jobs, and confirm with the user which job and resume to use before calling. Tailor the resume to the job first with duplicate_resume and write_resume when the user wants that. Report to the user exactly what the result says; an application is only sent when the result says so.

auto_apply_job

Copy one of the user's resumes, including its template, design, and profile picture. The copy is named "Copy of <name>" unless name is given. Optionally set the copy's job description, company, and job title to target a job; a new job description clears the copied keywords. Returns the new resume's ID, name, and Rezi URL.

duplicate_resume

Generate the AI matching keywords for a resume from its job description and save them on the resume, as the Rezi keyword tool does. Replaces existing keywords with a new extraction, so the wording can differ from the previous list. Use only when read_resume returns no keywords for a resume that has a job description; to get the current keywords, call read_resume. A Rezi page that is already open shows the new keywords after a reload. Requires an eligible Rezi account.

generate_keywords

Get the complete details and description for a job returned by search_jobs.

get_job_details

Return Rezi's editable resume sections and the valid content fields for each section.

get_resume_format

List resume summaries for the authenticated Rezi user, ordered by most recently updated. Defaults to the 10 most recent resumes; the maximum is 200.

list_resumes

Read the editable content of a Rezi resume by its ID. The data includes hidden content: an entry with hide: true is hidden in Rezi, and hiddenSections lists the sections hidden in Rezi. Hidden content stays saved but does not appear on the resume; use write_resume to show or hide it. Also returns the AI matching keywords for the resume's target job when present: the list stored on the resume, which the Rezi keyword tool shows (a Rezi page that is already open shows changes after a reload). Reading them never regenerates them. inResume is true for a keyword that the Rezi keyword tool shows as found in the visible resume content, and false for a keyword it lists as missing. Text in hidden entries and sections does not count, so a keyword with inResume false can still appear in hidden content; showing that content may be better than adding the keyword again. Keywords are generated by Rezi from the job description and are read-only; if they are missing, call generate_keywords. The url opens the resume in Rezi.

read_resume

Search job listings by role and the location where the user wants to find a job. Returns 10 results per page with a description excerpt. Use the page parameter to paginate; each response reports the current and total pages and identifies the next page when one exists.

search_jobs

Create or update a Rezi resume. Omit resume_id to create or provide it to update. Before adding or moving content, call get_resume_format to identify valid sections and fields. The resume object is deep-merged: omitted fields remain unchanged, null deletes an item, existing item IDs update items, and new UUID keys add items. Read the resume before updating so existing item IDs are retained. Descriptions, skills, and the summary must each be one string; use newlines for bullets, never arrays. Changing the text of a description, skill, or the summary replaces that field's formatting (bold, links) with the plain text; fields you do not change keep their formatting. Do not create custom sections or fields. Do not send keywords; they are read-only. To hide or show an entry, set its hide field to true or false (agents entries cannot be edited through write_resume). To hide or show a whole section, set config.sections.<section>.isDisplay to false or true. write_resume does not change the template or design: do not send template or customizations, and send nothing else in config. As in the Rezi builder, the summary, experience, education, and skills sections cannot be hidden (entries in experience, education, and skills can), and hiding or showing the awards, publication, references, military, or agents section requires an eligible Rezi account. Hidden content stays saved but does not appear on the resume or count toward keyword matches (inResume). New entries are visible, but content added to a hidden section stays hidden until the section is shown. Changing jobDescription clears the stored keywords. To make a targeted copy of an existing resume, use duplicate_resume instead of creating a new one.

write_resume