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A step-by-step set of AI helpers that takes you from choosing which jobs to aim for, through your resume, applications and interviews, to the thank-you note. Most steps have a free option, so you only pay for something when you are applying a lot.

  • 10 steps
  • Free to start
  • About 2 hours to set up
  • 1 Wanted step
Last reviewed Oct 19, 2026 by the RightAgent team
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  1. Choose your target roles and spot skill gaps

    A short list of 2–3 job titles that fit you, plus the skills you're missing
    Google GeminiRECOMMENDED

    Tell it about your experience and interests, and it suggests industries and job titles, then maps out a job-search plan for free.

    • Free to start
    • Phone app
    • Beginner friendly
  2. Build a strong base resume

    One clean master resume that applicant tracking systems (ATS) can read
    ReziRECOMMENDED

    Rezi was built around AI resume writing from the start. The free plan gives you an ATS-friendly resume with AI bullet points and a score.

    • Free to start
    • Beginner friendly
  3. Tailor your resume to each job

    A resume that matches the keywords in each job ad you apply to
    JobscanRECOMMENDED

    Paste in a job ad and you get a match rate showing exactly which skills and keywords your resume is missing, with free scans to start.

    • Free to start
    • Beginner friendly
  4. Write cover letters

    A short, specific cover letter for each job that asks for one
    ChatGPTRECOMMENDED

    Paste in your resume and the job ad, and in seconds you get a first draft you can edit to sound like you, for free.

    • Free to start
    • Phone app
    • Beginner friendly
  5. Polish your LinkedIn profile

    A profile recruiters can find, with a clear headline and About section
    CareerflowRECOMMENDED

    It scores your profile out of 100 across 14 sections and gives you a free checklist of what to fix, right on your LinkedIn page.

    • Free to start
    • Beginner friendly
  6. Find jobs and track your applications

    A steady list of good-fit openings and one place to see where every application stands
    JobrightRECOMMENDED

    It pulls openings from many job boards into one feed, ranks each one by how well it matches you, and tracks your applications, with a free tier to start.

    • Free to start
    • Beginner friendly
  7. Reach out and network

    Short, friendly messages to recruiters and people at your target companies
    JobrightRECOMMENDED

    For each job, it finds people you know or share a school with at the company and drafts a personal outreach message. Free to start.

    • Free to start
    • Beginner friendly
  8. Practice interviews

    Confident, clear answers to the questions you're likely to be asked
    YoodliRECOMMENDED

    Run a realistic practice interview, then get feedback on filler words, pace and how clear your answers were (5 free sessions).

    • Free to start
    • Beginner friendly
  9. Research pay and practise negotiating

    A realistic salary range and a rehearsed counteroffer
    WANTED

    An agent that gathers verified pay ranges for a specific role and city, then role-plays the salary conversation with you and coaches your counteroffer.

    For now: Look up ranges on salary sites like Glassdoor or Levels.fyi, then ask a general assistant like ChatGPT or Claude to play the recruiter while you practise your counteroffer.

  10. Follow up and send thank-you notes

    A short, personal thank-you within a day, and polite follow-ups when you hear nothing
    ClaudeRECOMMENDED

    Paste in a few notes from your interview and get back a short thank-you email that mentions what you actually talked about.

    • Free to start
    • Phone app
    • Beginner friendly

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No. Every Recommended pick has a free plan or free sessions. If you are applying every week, paying for one month of a single tool (such as Jobscan or Careerflow) is usually enough.

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What changed


  • First published version. Ten steps cover the job hunt, from researching roles to preparing for interviews and following up, with a recommended AI agent and alternatives for most steps. One step, booking and tracking your interviews, is still open for the community to suggest an agent.