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Automated job hunting pipeline — scrapes 7+ platforms nightly, scores jobs against your resume, and delivers a curated digest to Gmail at 8PM every night.
Built because I was applying to 10 jobs one day and ghosting myself for 3 days straight. No discipline. No system. Just chaos. So I automated it.
Every night at 8PM, JobPilot automatically:
Built two custom MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers:
Connect both in Claude Desktop and ask in plain English:
"How many jobs did I apply to this week?" "Did Meesho or Razorpay respond?" "Which applications are pending after 7 days?" "Mark the Dropbox application as Interview stage"
Claude reads your confirmation emails, parses them, and auto-registers each application into SQLite. No spreadsheet. No manual entry.
| Tool | Purpose | | ------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------ | | JobSpy | Multi-platform job scraper | | Claude + MCP | Natural language over Gmail + job DB | | SQLite | Local job tracking database | | Python + Task Scheduler | Fully automated nightly runs | | Gmail SMTP | HTML email delivery |
JobPilot/
├── job_alert.py # Main pipeline — scrape, filter, score, email
├── database.py # SQLite operations — single source of truth
├── company_scraper.py # Lever + Greenhouse + Amazon Jobs direct APIs
├── update_applied.py # CLI tool — mark applied, update stages, add notes
├── .env.example # Credential template
├── requirements.txt # Dependencies
└── README.md
git clone [https://github.com/Deepak-gautam1/JobPilot.git](https://github.com/Deepak-gautam1/JobPilot.git)
cd JobPilot
python -m venv venv
venv\Scripts\activate # Windows
pip install -r requirements.txt
cp .env.example .env
Edit .env:
GMAIL_USER=your_gmail@gmail.com
GMAIL_PASSWORD=your_16_char_app_password
TO_EMAIL=your_gmail@gmail.com
Get Gmail App Password: Google Account → Security → 2FA → App Passwords
Edit job_alert.py:
MY_SKILLS = [
"python", "react", "fastapi", ... # your actual skills
]
ROLES = [
"software engineer",
"full stack developer", # your target roles
...
]
INDIA_LOCATIONS = [
{"location": "Bangalore, India", ...}, # your target cities
]
MIN_SALARY_INR = 1500000 # ₹15L/yr — adjust to your floor
python job_alert.py
Task Scheduler → Create Task
Trigger : Daily at 8:00 PM
Action : python C:\full\path\to\job_alert.py
Start in: C:\full\path\to\JobPilot\
After receiving your email and applying to jobs:
python update_applied.py
=== Job Application Tr
... [View full README on GitHub](https://github.com/Deepak-gautam1/JobPilot#readme)