expand
Enrich the user's profile from the public sources they already link to (GitHub repositories, a portfolio site, published projects). Use when the user says /expand, "add my GitHub projects to my profile", or after /setup when the profile is thin. Proposes each discovered fact with its source; nothing is added without the user's yes.
Let the tool apply on job boards that want an account (Workday today). Use when the user says /accounts or /account, with or without a subcommand (signin, password, add, setup, clear, off, on, forget, gmail), "Workday", "sign in for me", "why are Workday jobs skipped", or asks about verification emails.
Add a job board or a public job list as a source the tool reads. Use when the user says /add-source, "add this job board", "read jobs from this site", or names a list or a company board that /discover does not cover yet. Inspects the site, writes the source in the shape of the shipped ones, tests it offline on a captured sample, runs one live query, and only then registers it.
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