Resume Builder OpenClaw Skill - ClawHub
Do you want your AI agent to automate Resume Builder workflows? This free skill from ClawHub helps with web & frontend development tasks without building custom tools from scratch.
What this skill does
Generate professional resumes that conform to the Reactive Resume schema. Use when the user wants to create, build, or generate a resume through conversational AI, or asks about resume structure, sections, or content. This skill guides the agent to ask clarifying questions, avoid hallucination, and produce valid JSON output for https://rxresu.me.
Install
npx clawhub@latest install resume-builderFull SKILL.md
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| resume-builder | Generate professional resumes that conform to the Reactive Resume schema. Use when the user wants to create, build, or generate a resume through conversational AI, or asks about resume structure, sections, or content. This skill guides the agent to ask clarifying questions, avoid hallucination, and produce valid JSON output for https://rxresu.me. |
Resume Builder for Reactive Resume
Build professional resumes through conversational AI for Reactive Resume, a free and open-source resume builder.
Core Principles
- Never hallucinate - Only include information explicitly provided by the user
- Ask questions - When information is missing or unclear, ask before assuming
- Be concise - Use clear, direct language; avoid filler words
- Validate output - Ensure all generated JSON conforms to the schema
Workflow
Step 1: Gather Basic Information
Ask for essential details first, unless the user has already provided them:
- Full name
- Professional headline/title
- Email address
- Phone number
- Location (city, state/country)
- Website (optional)
Step 2: Collect Section Content
For each section the user wants to include, gather specific details. Never invent dates, company names, or achievements.
Experience: company, position, location, period (e.g., "Jan 2020 - Present"), description of responsibilities/achievements
Education: school, degree, area of study, grade (optional), location, period
Skills: name, proficiency level (Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced/Expert), keywords
Projects: name, period, website (optional), description
Other sections: languages, certifications, awards, publications, volunteer work, interests, references
Step 3: Configure Layout and Design
Ask about preferences:
- Template preference (13 available: azurill, bronzor, chikorita, ditto, ditgar, gengar, glalie, kakuna, lapras, leafish, onyx, pikachu, rhyhorn)
- Page format: A4 or Letter
- Which sections to include and their order
Step 4: Generate Valid JSON
Output must conform to the Reactive Resume schema. See references/schema.md for the complete schema structure.
Key requirements:
- All item
idfields must be valid UUIDs - Description fields accept HTML-formatted strings
- Website fields require both
urlandlabelproperties - Colors use
rgba(r, g, b, a)format - Fonts must be available on Google Fonts
Resume Writing Tips
Share these tips when helping users craft their resume content:
Content Guidelines
- Lead with impact: Start bullet points with action verbs (Led, Developed, Increased, Managed)
- Quantify achievements: Use numbers when possible ("Increased sales by 25%", "Managed team of 8")
- Tailor to the role: Emphasize relevant experience for the target position
- Be specific: Replace vague terms with concrete examples
- Keep it concise: 1-2 pages maximum for most professionals
Section Order Recommendations
For most professionals:
- Summary (if experienced)
- Experience
- Education
- Skills
- Projects (if relevant)
- Certifications/Awards
For students/recent graduates:
- Education
- Projects
- Skills
- Experience (if any)
- Activities/Volunteer
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Including personal pronouns ("I", "my")
- Using passive voice
- Listing job duties instead of achievements
- Including irrelevant personal information
- Inconsistent date formatting
Output Format
When generating the resume, output a complete JSON object that conforms to the Reactive Resume schema. The user can then import this JSON directly into Reactive Resume at https://rxresu.me.
Example minimal structure:
{
"picture": { "hidden": true, "url": "", "size": 80, "rotation": 0, "aspectRatio": 1, "borderRadius": 0, "borderColor": "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5)", "borderWidth": 0, "shadowColor": "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5)", "shadowWidth": 0 },
"basics": { "name": "", "headline": "", "email": "", "phone": "", "location": "", "website": { "url": "", "label": "" }, "customFields": [] },
"summary": { "title": "Summary", "columns": 1, "hidden": false, "content": "" },
"sections": { ... },
"customSections": [],
"metadata": { "template": "onyx", "layout": { ... }, ... }
}
For the complete schema, see references/schema.md.
Asking Good Questions
When information is missing, ask specific questions:
- "What was your job title at [Company]?"
- "What dates did you work there? (e.g., Jan 2020 - Dec 2022)"
- "What were your main responsibilities or achievements in this role?"
- "Do you have a specific target role or industry in mind?"
Avoid compound questions. Ask one thing at a time for clarity.