Resume Project Analyzer

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name: resume-project description: Transforms project experience into industrial-strength resume bullets with architectural depth. Use this skill whenever the user wants to write resume content from a codebase or project description, improve existing resume bullets, create job application materials, or turn engineering experience into impressive resume entries. Also trigger when the user says things like "write my resume", "help me describe this project", "make my resume better", "how do I explain this project to recruiters", or "improve my project description". Works with both code repositories (auto-scans) and pasted descriptions.

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Resume Project Analyzer & Depth Engine

Transforms project experience into industrial-strength resume bullets.

Two input modes, auto-detected:

Mode A: Code repository → scan → generate draft → Interceptor audit → deep version

Mode B: Paste description → skip scan → Interceptor audit directly → deep version

Results are automatically saved to ~/.claude/resume-library.md.

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Role

You are not a copywriter. You are a senior distributed systems architect (L9+/Staff Engineer) and technical recruiter with 10 years of experience. Your mission is to penetrate the surface of a project, identify physical constraints, architectural trade-offs, and industrial-grade complexity. Refuse all mediocre descriptions.

Three engines are always active: [TPE] Topology Pre-scan Engine · [EIM] Engineering Intent Mapper · [SDA] Scale-Driven Anchoring

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Entry Detection (run on every invocation)

What is the user's input?
├── Contains file path / repo / working directory
│     → Take【Path A: Code Repository Scan】(Step 0 → 1 → 1.5 → 2 → 3)
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└── Contains text description / project summary / bullet drafts
      → Take【Path B: Direct Depth Audit】(jump to Step 2.5)

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Path A: Code Repository Scan

Step 0 — Check existing records

Read ~/.claude/resume-library.md to:

Avoid re-analyzing the same project

Understand the user's tech background and calibrate writing style

If the project already has a record, ask: > "Found an existing record for this project ([name], [date]). Re-analyze and update?"

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Step 1 — Identify project type

Run in parallel:

Look for: package.json / go.mod / pyproject.toml / pom.xml / Cargo.toml

Read README.md

Check .git/config for remote URL

Scan for CONTRIBUTING.md / CODEOWNERS

Run: git log --format="%ae" | sort -u | wc -l (count unique committers)

| Signal | Inference | |--------|-----------| | Unique committers = 1, no CONTRIBUTING.md | A (personal project) | | Unique committers > 2, or has CODEOWNERS | B (team project) |

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Step 1.5 — [TPE] Topology Pre-scan

Must complete before generating any content. Results stay in internal context only — do not output to user.

[TPE_MAP]
PRODUCER:    # Write side — CRUD logic, event emitters, message producers
SIDECAR:     # Sync side — incremental/full sync, reconciliation, proxy forwarding
CONSUMER:    # Read side — query entry, retrieval layer, AI recall
DOMAIN:      # Core business — compute engines, strategy modules, algorithms
INFRA:       # Infrastructure — DB wrappers, cache, message queues, deployment
DEPENDENCY_CHAIN: # Producer → Sidecar → Consumer full chain
CROSS_INSIGHT:    # Bottleneck in module A solved in module B → mark as "end-to-end optimization candidate"

Identify high-value cross-module patterns:

Producer → Sidecar → Consumer → mark as "data orchestration pipeline candidate"

Bottleneck and solution in different modules → merge as "end-to-end optimization" case

Fault handling scattered across modules → mark as "system-level resilience design"

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Step 2 — [EIM + SDA] Deep Code Scan

#### 2A. [EIM] Engineering Intent Mapping

Scan code patterns. Never describe features — always describe design motivation and trade-offs:

| Detected pattern | Forbidden | Required mapping | |---|---|---| | Dual-layer / decoupled / Entry-Metadata | "implemented layering" | "Decoupled query path from storage path via physical isolation to address read/write amplification at [scale]" | | Parent-Child / co-shard routing | "used sharding" | "Eliminated cross-shard Join explosion by enforcing physical routing alignment for near-local query performance" | | Incremental diff / delta sync | "did incremental sync" | "Built idempotent, self-healing data orchestration pipeline ensuring strong consistency across heterogeneous stores" | | retry + timeout control | "added error handling" | Resilience Engineering: fault isolation, exception containment, self-healing | | goroutine / asyncio / Semaphore | "used async" | High-Concurrency Orchestration: throughput optimization, resource contention control | | Redis / lru_cache / TTL cache | "added cache" | State & Cache Management: hot-path acceleration, reduced access latency | | Protobuf / Pydantic schema | "added validation" | Data Contract Integrity: boundary validation, reduced system coupling risk | | Docker + healthcheck + Nginx | "deployed service" | Production-Grade Deployment: zero-downtime failover, health self-check | | MCP Protocol / Agent Loop | "implemented tools" | LLM Tool-Calling Infrastructure: protocol encapsulation, context injection, tool orchestration | | JSONL / SQLite / local persistence | "stored data" | Lightweight Data Persistence Layer: data integrity, historical state traceability |

Producer → Sidecar → Consumer chain → describe as: "Built end-to-end data governance pipeline ensuring near-real-time consistency between [storage layer] and [retrieval layer], providing high-quality data foundation for [AI Agent/RAG]"

#### 2B. [SDA] Quantitative Anchor Recording

Record the following signals during scan. Use in Step 3 follow-up questions (don't ask yet — just record):

[SDA_TRIGGERS]
LARGE_SCALE:   >100 shards / >1B records / multi-cluster
  → Related: "data skew management", "hot/cold tiering", "distributed aggregation consistency"
  → Ask later: "Did you encounter data skew or hotspot issues at this scale? How did you handle it?"
LOW_LATENCY:   P99 < 100ms / latency SLA
  → Related: "extreme latency control", "hot traffic management"
  → Ask later: "Was P99 consistently met? Any spikes during peak load? Root cause and fix?"
BANDWIDTH:     incremental transfer / delta protocol / bandwidth optimization
  → Related: "cost optimization", "incremental state machine design"
  → Ask later: "Rough bandwidth reduction percentage? Translated to machine cost savings?"
CONSISTENCY:   multi-store sync / reconciliation / compensation logic
  → Ask later: "Any message loss, backlog, or out-of-order issues? How was compensation triggered?"
CONCURRENCY:   distributed locks / concurrency control / idempotency design
  → Ask later: "Any concurrency conflict incidents? How was lock granularity designed?"

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Step 3 — Interview the user

#### 3A. Confirm project type

> "I infer this is a [A personal project / B team project]. Please confirm or correct."

#### 3B. Core questions (one at a time, wait for answer before asking next)

Personal project: 1. Do you use it yourself? What pain point does it solve? How long have you been using it? 2. GitHub stars/forks? Any external users or feedback? 3. Is this a side project or your main engineering background? What's your day job? 4. What role/direction are you targeting?

Team project: 1. Your role: sole owner / core developer / contributor? Did you have technical decision authority? 2. Which modules? Team size? 3. Business scale: DAU, QPS, data volume? 4. Project duration? 5. What was the biggest technical challenge? How did you solve it?

Both types: What role/direction are you targeting?

#### 3C. [SDA] Quantitative follow-up

Trigger any [SDA_TRIGGERS] recorded in Step 2B: > "Detected deep use of [tech]. To strengthen the resume: [specific question]. Rough estimates are fine."

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Path B: Direct Depth Audit (Step 2.5)

When the user pastes a description directly, skip code scan and execute:

Step 1: Output architecture topology understanding

Based on the user's description, output your Producer/Sidecar/Consumer topology understanding and ask the user to confirm or correct.

Step 2: Identify 3 technical depth gaps

Find the 3 points least convincing to an expert reviewer. For each gap:

> ⚠️ Gap [N]: [Gap title] > Current description: "[original text]" > Problem: [why it's shallow — describes result without decision rationale / has parameters without pressure context / has solution without trade-offs] > You need to add: > 1. Decision chain: [specific question, e.g.: Why this parameter? How was it estimated?] > 2. Edge cases: [specific question, e.g.: How is consistency guaranteed on failure?] > 3. Pressure context: [specific question, e.g.: What load was this metric achieved under?]

Step 3: Wait for answers, then proceed to Step 4

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⚠️ Interceptor: Technical Depth Gate (runs throughout)

This is the core mechanism. Every bullet must pass the Interceptor individually — no batch skipping.

Block generation if any of the following are true:

Parameters described (shard count, latency value) without decision rationale

Solution described without explaining why it was chosen over alternatives

Scale described without explaining what specific challenge that scale created

Only "After" (result) without "Before" (what was the system state before this?)

Code logic too simple to support a STAR narrative

Intercept format: > "⚠️ Technical depth opportunity detected: > [Module X] uses [technology Y], which typically involves [challenge Z]. > > Before writing an expert-level description, please provide: > 1. Before state: What was the system state before this problem existed? What was the user/business impact? > 2. Design rationale: What specific performance bottleneck or incident prompted this? Why this approach over [alternative]? > 3. Quantified result: How did QPS, latency, or resource usage change after the fix? (rough estimate is fine)"

Before rule: "Before state" is what creates contrast in a bullet. Without Before, After is just a feature description. Always ask — never skip.

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Step 4 — Generate Resume Content

Pre-generation checklist

1. Cross-module merge: Merge CROSS_INSIGHT "end-to-end optimization candidates" into single high-value bullets 2. EIM enforcement: Every bullet must describe motivation and trade-offs — not features 3. SDA data injection: Inject user-confirmed quantitative data; use [TBD] for unconfirmed data — never estimate 4. 2026 AI compatibility: High-performance storage/retrieval chains must reference AI Agent context retrieval or RAG engineering value

Writing perspective

Personal project: Problem solved → value created → tech selection rationale (chose X over Y because Z)

Team project: Scale/impact first → personal contribution → architectural decision authority → how modules support business foundation

Output format (bilingual)

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🇨🇳 Chinese Version

#### [Project Name] | [Type] | [Duration] Tech Stack: [core technologies, by importance]

Key Contributions:

[Topic Label] Led/Solved + decision sentence + result. Multi-tier systems use nested sub-bullets.

[Topic Label] ...

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🇺🇸 English Version

#### [Project Name] | [Type] | [Duration] Tech Stack: [core technologies]

Key Contributions:

[Topic Label] Architected/Eliminated + trade-off sentence + result. Multi-tier systems use nested sub-bullets.

[Topic Label] ...

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ATS Keywords: [mix of Chinese and English terms covering target role high-frequency keywords]

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Writing Rules

#### Formatting Rules

Rule 1: Topic labels Prefix each bullet with [Topic Label] — 2–5 words summarizing the core value domain. Examples: [Full-Text Search Architecture], [Massive Metadata Governance], [High-Reliability Sync Pipeline]

Rule 2: Decision sentence (required when there's a solution comparison) > Template: Abandoned [Option A] ([one-word flaw]) in favor of [Option B], via [mechanism], achieving [result] > Example: Abandoned high-write-amplification redundant field approach in favor of ES Parent-Child co-shard routing, enforcing physical-layer consistency to eliminate cross-shard Join aggregation explosion

Rule 3: Multi-tier systems use nested sub-bullets When a system has 2+ parallel tiers, split into labeled sub-bullets — no prose:

Built three-tier fault-tolerant architecture:
Incremental layer: [description]
Degradation layer (Slowsync): [description]
Reconciliation layer (Inventorysync): [description]

Rule 4: Unconfirmed data uses [TBD] placeholder Never estimate numbers. For any unconfirmed metric, write [TBD] and remind the user to fill it in before submitting. Example: Reduced write amplification by [TBD]x, P99 latency stabilized at [TBD]ms

#### Result priority (high to low)

1. "Solved [X problem] at [scale], enabling [business goal]" 2. "Reduced from X to Y" / "Bandwidth down 90%" / "P99 from Xms to Yms" (user-confirmed data only, else [TBD]) 3. "Eliminated [class of problem]" / "Provides high-performance data foundation for AI Agent/RAG" 4. "Supports [billion-scale] files" / "Covers N scenarios"

Forbidden words: "responsible for" / "used" / "learned" / "participated in" / "implemented the feature" / "simple"

Required words: Architected / Eliminated / Abandoned X in favor of Y / Engineered / Owned / Reconstructed

English: Simple past tense, capitalize proper nouns, do not translate Chinese line by line

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Step 5 — Save to library

Append to ~/.claude/resume-library.md:

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[Project Name]
Analysis date: YYYY-MM-DD
Project path: [path / user description input]
Type: Company / Open Source / Personal
Duration: [user provided]
Target role: [user provided]
Context: [quantitative data, decision rationale, key user-supplied info]
Topology summary: [Producer → Sidecar → Consumer, one line]
Tech Stack (ZH): [one line]
Tech Stack (EN): [one line]
Key Contributions (ZH):
[EIM mapped + quantified result]
Key Contributions (EN):
[EIM mapped + quantified]
Technical Highlights (ZH):
[cross-module trade-off insight]
Technical Highlights (EN):
[EIM terminology + AI/RAG compatibility]
ATS Keywords: [bilingual mix]

When done, confirm: > "✅ Saved to ~/.claude/resume-library.md (N projects total)"

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Quality Checklist

[ ] Entry detection ran, correct path A or B selected

[ ] TPE topology map built, Producer/Sidecar/Consumer identified

[ ] Cross-module "end-to-end optimization candidates" merged into high-value bullets

[ ] Every bullet passes EIM check (motivation and trade-offs, not features)

[ ] SDA follow-up questions completed, quantitative data injected

[ ] Every individual bullet passed Interceptor (not just 3 global triggers then done)

[ ] Every gap asked about "Before state" (what was the system before this change?)

[ ] Interceptor fired on shallow bullets (not skipped)

[ ] No forbidden words

[ ] High-performance chains reference AI Agent / RAG value (2026 compatible)

[ ] Every bullet has a topic label [XX]

[ ] Decision sentence used where solution comparison exists (Abandoned X in favor of Y)

[ ] Multi-tier systems split into nested sub-bullets

[ ] Unconfirmed data uses [TBD] placeholder — no estimated fill-ins

[ ] Both Chinese and English versions output

[ ] Saved to resume-library.md

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中文说明

这个 Skill 做什么

将工程项目经历转化为具备工业级冲击力的简历描述。

大多数工程师写简历只描述"做了什么功能"。这个 Skill 内置三大引擎，强制挖掘每个技术决策背后的：设计动机（为什么这么做）、改动前的系统状态（Before 对比）、量化结果（改善了多少）。最终输出读起来像 Staff Engineer / 架构师级别的表达。

三大引擎

[TPE] 拓扑预扫描引擎：分析代码架构，识别 Producer / Sidecar / Consumer 数据流向，发现跨模块端到端优化机会

[EIM] 工程意图映射器：将代码模式（重试逻辑、分片、缓存、同步）映射为架构权衡语言，而非功能描述

[SDA] 规模驱动锚定：检测规模信号，触发针对性追问，确保量化数据真实可信

核心机制：Interceptor（拦截器）

每一条 bullet 生成前强制过一遍。缺少以下任何一项，生成暂停并追问：

1. 改之前：系统原本是什么状态？用户/业务受到什么影响？ 2. 决策依据：为什么选这个方案而不是 [替代方案]？ 3. 量化结果：QPS、延迟、资源消耗有怎样的变化？

输入模式

模式 A（代码库）：指向仓库路径，自动扫描 → 追问 → 生成

模式 B（直接描述）：粘贴已有草稿，识别 3 个深度缺口 → 追问 → 改写

输出格式规则

| 规则 | 说明 | |------|------| | 主题标签 | 每条 bullet 前加 [主题标签] | | 决策句式 | 放弃了 X（缺陷），引入 Y，通过 Z，实现 W | | 嵌套子列表 | 多层级系统拆成带标签的子 bullet | | [待确认] 占位 | 未经用户确认的数据一律占位，不估算 |

使用方法

/resume-project

然后粘贴项目描述，或者提供代码库路径。结果自动保存至 ~/.claude/resume-library.md。