Fit check

Paste the role. It answers with evidence, or says it can’t.

Every portfolio argues it is a fit for everything. This one will tell you where it isn’t. Paste a job description and it matches your words against an index built from the pages of this site — each claim comes with the page you can check it on, and every term it recognises but cannot back up is listed as exactly that. It knows 275 terms; a requirement outside them is not matched, and not counted against him either.

It matches. It does not generate. There is no model here and no text is written on the fly. It is a lexicon and a fixed index, both readable in the JSON it loads. That is deliberate: a tool that made up an answer about someone’s experience would be the exact failure the rest of this site is about.

fit check · runs in this tabno model

0words generated · a lexicon and a fixed index, both readable in the source

The role

Paste it whole — requirements, nice-to-haves and all

Nothing leaves your browser. There is no server behind this page: the index is a static file, the matching runs on your machine, and the text you paste is never sent or stored.

This one needs JavaScript. The matching runs in your browser precisely so nothing you paste leaves it — which means with scripts off there is nothing to run. The index it reads is a plain file you can open, and the work itself is at the case studies.

The honest limits

What this can and cannot tell you

This is the capability contract — the pattern argued in the field guide — stated before you type, not after the first failure.

It can

It cannot

True before any match runs

Paste it whole — requirements, nice-to-haves and all

What this can and cannot tell you

What this site can and can’t back up