# Using AI in the builder > Tailor a resume to a job post, review the agent's suggested edits and run a Resume check without leaving the builder. The **Agent** card on the right of the builder works on the resume you have open. It suggests edits as cards you accept, skip or ask it to rewrite. Nothing on your resume changes until you accept a suggestion. The card can also score your resume against a job post and run a **Resume check**, a general review of the whole resume. The agent runs on Hiresweep AI, with nothing to set up. Messages, job post reads, match scores, rewrites and Resume checks each use one AI action. Accepting, skipping and undoing don't. See [Plans and usage](https://docs.hiresweep.com/guides/plans-and-usage). ## Open and close the Agent card On a wide screen the card is open on the right of the canvas. - Select **Minimise agent panel** in the card's header to fold it into a narrow **Agent** strip. When suggestions are waiting, the strip says how many, for example **Agent, 3 edits to review**. Select **Expand agent panel** to open it again. - Press ⌘ . on a Mac or Ctrl . on Windows and Linux to open or close it. - On narrower screens the card opens over the canvas. Select **Agent** in the canvas header to open it, and **Close agent panel** to close it. - On a phone, open the **…** (**Resume actions**) menu in the header and select **Agent**. ## Tailor your resume to a job post With a job post attached, the agent scores how well your resume matches it and focuses its suggestions on what the post asks for. Select **Add a job post** in the Agent card. Choose a tab: - **Paste text**: paste the whole post, with the title, company, responsibilities and requirements. It must be between 200 and 50,000 characters. - **Link**: paste the address of the posting. It must start with `http://` or `https://`. Some job sites block reading their pages. If the link doesn't work, paste the text instead. Hiresweep reads the post, scores your resume against it and asks the agent to suggest edits for it. The job card shows the role, the company and your **Match** score. Select the requirements chip on the job card, for example **9 of 11 requirements**, to see which of the post's requirements your resume covers and which are missing. To change the post, open **Agent options** (the **…** button in the card's header) and select **Use a different job post**. **Remove job post** takes it off the card. ### The match score **Match** is a score from 0 to 100 for how well your resume covers the post's requirements. While suggestions are waiting, an arrow shows where the score would go if you accepted all of them. Each suggestion card also shows its own estimate, for example **+6 pts**. After you accept or undo suggestions, Hiresweep scores the resume again. When you edit the resume yourself, the score is marked out of date: select **Refresh match score** to score it again. A score is reused until the resume or the waiting suggestions change. ## Ask for a change Type in the box at the bottom of the card, which says **Ask the agent for a change**, and press Enter. Ask for one specific change at a time, for example "Rewrite my summary for a senior frontend role" or "Tighten the bullets in my most recent job." When the box is empty, starter buttons fill it with a request you can edit before sending: | Starter | When it appears | | ---------------------- | ------------------------- | | **Match their keywords** | With a job post | | **Quantify my impact** | With a job post | | **Shorten my summary** | Always | | **Stronger verbs** | Without a job post | | **Fix typos** | Without a job post | If a section is open in the Edit panel, its name appears as a chip under the box and your message is sent as being about that section. Select the **×** on the chip to leave the section out. The agent only rewords, reorders and tightens what your resume already says. It doesn't invent employers, numbers, skills or dates, and it doesn't change your template, colors or fonts. When a missing fact would make an edit much stronger, it asks you instead, with answers you can pick. ## Review suggestions Each suggestion is a card under the agent's reply. It names the part of the resume it changes, shows the current text and the proposed text, and gives a one-line reason. On the canvas, waiting suggestions show as tracked changes, with removed text and added text marked. Select **Show removed text** to see every removed word on the page. On each card: - **Accept** writes the change to your resume. Press A while the card is focused. - **Skip** dismisses the card. Press S while the card is focused. - **Rewrite** asks the agent for a different version. Say how it should change, or pick **Shorter**, **Keep my numbers** or **Stronger verb**. Each rewrite uses one AI action. - Select the location at the top of the card to see the change on the resume. Selecting a highlighted change on the canvas brings its card into view. When several suggestions are waiting: - **Accept all** accepts every waiting suggestion at once. The button shows how many, for example **Accept all 3**. - **Rewrite all bullets** asks the agent to rewrite every experience bullet for the job, with stronger verbs and clear outcomes. It appears when suggestions touch your experience, projects or volunteering. - On a phone, a bar above the message box offers **Accept all** and **Review**, which scrolls to the first waiting card. After you handle a card, a short line stays in the chat in its place, such as **Accepted: Summary edit** or **Skipped: Summary edit**. ### Undo an accepted suggestion Accepting shows a message with **Undo** for a few seconds. Select it to put the old text back. Undo doesn't work if you have edited that text since you accepted the change. ### Out-of-date suggestions If you edit a part of the resume after the agent suggested a change to it, the card says **Out of date: this part of the resume changed after the suggestion was made.** Choose one: - **Rewrite for current text** asks for a new version based on the resume as it is now. - **Apply anyway** writes the suggested text over your newer text. - **Skip** dismisses it. Read each suggestion before you accept it. AI can still produce wording that is inaccurate, too generic or not true to your experience. ## Run a Resume check A Resume check reviews the whole resume, not tied to one job, and gives you an overall score, strengths and what to fix. Select **Resume check** in the Agent card's header. After your first check, the link shows your last overall score. The check runs in the background. You can close the dialog and keep editing; the link shows **Checking…** while it runs. When it finishes, a message shows the score, for example **Resume check done · 84**. Select **View** to open the results: **Overall score**, **Scorecard**, **Strengths** and **Suggestions** marked High, Medium or Low. If the check fails, the link says **Check failed · Retry**. Select it and try again. Use the results as guidance. The best resume still depends on the job, the industry and who reads it. ## Chats Each resume keeps its own chat with the agent. From **Agent options**: - **New chat** starts a fresh conversation for this resume. - **Open in Agent** opens this chat in the full-page [Agent workspace](https://docs.hiresweep.com/guides/using-ai-agent). ## Troubleshooting The site may block automated readers or show the post only after you sign in. Open **Use a different job post**, switch to **Paste text** and paste the post instead. Your plan has no AI actions left. A warning under the message box links to **See plans**. See [Plans and usage](https://docs.hiresweep.com/guides/plans-and-usage). Hiresweep AI isn't available right now. Try again later. If the card shows **Open the agent**, you can still work on this resume from the full-page [Agent workspace](https://docs.hiresweep.com/guides/using-ai-agent). Start a new chat from **Agent options** → **New chat** to keep going.