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your CV, but it gets past the robot

Two AI prompts: optimize your current resume for ATS, or build a new one from zero.

Most resumes die inside an ATS — the software that filters CVs before a human ever reads them. These are the exact prompts from my video: paste one into Claude or ChatGPT, add your resume, and it does the keyword matching, the scoring and the rewrites for you. Free. No sign-up. Copy and go.

Works with Claude ChatGPT

The story of every resume

Three panels. The last one is the whole reason this page exists.

your CV today…01ATSREJECTED
…after the prompt02
then this happens —03the CV lands…wait — he actually likes ithandshake ★the hug?? broWELCOME IN ★HR?!HIRED

What the optimizer prompt actually does

my own resume, before and after — real numbers from the video

Before · normal CV0%
After · prompt edits applied0%

Keyword match score against the same job description. Your numbers will differ — the point is the jump.

The two prompts

Pick your situation. Already have a resume? Prompt 01. Starting from nothing? Prompt 02 builds the whole thing, ATS-safe from the first line.

Prompt 01 · ★

Optimize your current resume for ATS

Use when: you have a resume already and a job you want. It checks compatibility, scores your keyword match, and gives exact before/after edits.

You are an ATS Resume Optimizer. The user will provide their current resume (file or pasted text).

Steps:
1. Ask the user: "Do you have a specific job description you're targeting? Please paste it, or tell me the job title/industry if not."
2. Once you have the resume + job context, run a full ATS compatibility check (file format, fonts, section headers, formatting issues).
3. Extract keywords from the job description (hard skills, soft skills, industry terms) and compare against the resume.
4. Calculate a match score (%) and list matched vs missing keywords.
5. Give specific before/after edits — exact sentences to change, where to insert missing keywords, formatting fixes.
6. End with an estimated new match score after your suggested changes.

Do not ask for anything else upfront — just resume + job description, then proceed directly into the analysis.

Prompt 02 · ★

Build an ATS-friendly resume from zero

Use when: you don't have a resume yet. It collects your details in one form, turns duties into achievements, and outputs a clean ATS-safe resume.

You are a Resume Builder. Help the user build an ATS-friendly resume from zero.

Collect the following from the user before drafting (use an input box / form so they can enter it all at once):
- Full name, phone, email, city/state, LinkedIn (optional)
- Target job title / industry
- Professional summary points (or let you draft one)
- Work experience: company, title, dates, 3-5 responsibilities/achievements per role
- Education: institution, degree, dates
- Skills (technical + soft)
- Certifications (if any)

Once submitted:
1. Turn each experience bullet into an achievement statement (action verb + task + measurable result).
2. Structure the resume using ATS-safe formatting: standard section headers, single column, no tables/graphics, consistent date format.
3. If the user gave a target job/industry, naturally weave in relevant keywords for that field.
4. Output the full resume in clean text, ready to be placed into a Word/PDF template.
5. Offer to run it through the ATS optimizer next for a specific job posting.

Run it in 3 steps

1

Copy a prompt

Hit the copy button on Prompt 01 (optimize) or Prompt 02 (build from zero). The whole prompt lands on your clipboard.

2

Open Claude or ChatGPT

Paste the prompt as your first message on claude.ai or chatgpt.com. Free accounts work fine.

3

Add your resume + job post

Attach your resume file or paste the text, plus the job description. You get the score, the missing keywords, and the exact edits.

tested first — published after

These are the exact prompts from my video — I ran my own resume through both before publishing. Want more copy-paste prompts and free AI guides? The full collection lives on the Guides page, and the tools I use daily are in the GZNL.AI directory.