Offer Toolkit is an AI agent skill pack for Claude Code that bundles three job-hunting tools — a job description decoder, a resume builder, and a behavioral interview coach — into one installable folder with a top-level router.
What is Offer Toolkit?
Offer Toolkit is a MIT-licensed collection of three self-contained Claude Code skills developed by Dreameryanyan (yanliudesign). It takes a job description and your resume as input and outputs an HTML Offer Strategy report, a polished resume in one of 11 print-ready templates, or a reusable story bank for behavioral interviews. The whole bundle installs by dropping the offer-toolkit-skill/ folder into your skills directory, and each sub-skill also works standalone.
What makes Offer Toolkit stand out?
- Three sub-skills, one router — The top-level
SKILL.mddetects your intent (e.g. "should I apply to this?", "beautify my resume", "prep me for behavioral interviews") and routes to the correct sub-skill. - Job-description-skill — Generates an HTML report with a verdict on whether to apply, a match assessment, gap analysis, likely interview questions, salary reasonableness check, and a six-week action plan.
- Resume-skill — Polishes an existing resume, pulls one in from LinkedIn, or builds one from scratch through chat; renders into 11 named templates (Classic-ATS, Ledger, Tech Compact, Modern Sidebar, Pillar, Elegant Serif, Atelier, Timeline, Swiss, Executive, Color-block), each producing both a PDF-printable file and a browser-editable version.
- BQ-skill — Mines your real experiences step by step, shapes them with STAR/CAR, tags them (e.g. "took ownership", "handled ambiguity"), stores stories bilingually in English and Chinese, and can predict the 20 most likely behavioral questions from a JD.
- Three shared rules — Never fabricate (all content comes from the user), one question at a time, and structure first before rendering.
- Privacy — JDs, resumes, and stories are read by the model in the moment and written to local disk; nothing is sent to a server or used for training.
- Standalone repos — Each sub-skill is maintained separately on GitHub (
job-description-skill,resume-builder-skill,Behavior-question-skill), so you can install just one.
Who should use Offer Toolkit?
- Job seekers actively interviewing — Paste a JD link or full text into Claude Code and get a structured recommendation on whether the role is worth pursuing, along with a six-week preparation roadmap.
- People who hate writing resumes — Drag in an existing PDF, paste a LinkedIn URL, or chat through your history; the skill produces a tailored resume in one of 11 design templates ready for PDF export.
- Candidates preparing for behavioral rounds — Use the BQ-skill to turn vague past experiences into a tagged, bilingual story bank, then practice against predicted questions generated from the target JD.
What can you do with Offer Toolkit?
- Career switchers: Decode an unfamiliar JD to see exactly where your experience overlaps and where it falls short, with a suggested six-week plan to close the gaps.
- Bilingual job hunters: Store behavioral stories in both English and Chinese so the same anecdote can be reused across international and local applications.
- Designers and non-engineers: The HTML reports and resumes open in a browser, so you don't need any command-line output knowledge beyond installing the skill folder.
How does Offer Toolkit work?
After installing the folder into your skills directory (~/.claude/skills/ or VS Code's prompts folder), you trigger it with natural language in Claude Code or VS Code chat. The router matches phrases like "should I apply to this?", "beautify my resume", or "tell me about a time..." and invokes the matching sub-skill. Each sub-skill runs as a conversation, collecting information one question at a time, then writes the final HTML report, resume, or story bank to your local desktop.
FAQ
Is Offer Toolkit free?
Yes. The repository is licensed under MIT, so you can fork, remix, and ship your own version. You will still need your own Claude Code or compatible agent setup to run the skills.
Does Offer Toolkit work outside Claude Code?
The README shows badges for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, and Hermes, indicating broad agent-skill compatibility; the install instructions specifically call out Claude Code and VS Code prompts folder.
What output formats does it produce?
Job-description-skill produces an HTML report; resume-skill produces two files per render (one for direct PDF printing and one browser-editable); the BQ-skill saves stories as text in a story bank, tagged and stored bilingually.
Can I use only one of the three skills?
Yes. Each sub-folder is self-contained with its own SKILL.md, README, prompts, frameworks, and templates, so you can copy just the job-description-skill, resume-skill, or bq-skill folder into your skills directory.
