The first feature release since the 1.0.0 baseline - 16 commits, 8 contributors' work, and one fix worth updating for on its own.
Why update
Privacy fix (#238): if you registered a custom Typst (or other non-LaTeX) template, your personalized cv/main_<company>.typ files were not covered by the personal-data gitignore rules and would be committed to a public fork. The rules now cover cv/main_*.* and cover_letters/cover_*.* with the *_example.tex files still tracked. After updating, run git status once to confirm nothing personalized is staged.
Highlights
- Typst (and any compile-to-PDF toolchain) via
/add-template- templates declare their own compile command; the stock LaTeX templates are unchanged (#238) - freehire-search returns full descriptions in one request - no more per-hit detail fetches during
/scrape(#251) - Confirmed facts write back to your profile -
/applyand/interviewno longer lose facts you confirm mid-conversation (#211) - Optional application-form prep sheet as a third
/applyartifact for postings with screening questions - opt-in, the default two-document output is unchanged (#212) - Dependency review is live - CI now blocks PRs introducing dependencies with known high-severity vulnerabilities, on this repo and (self-activating) on forks (#254)
- The extension model, documented - README now spells out the three extension points and how to safely borrow a portal skill from another fork (prompted by #249)
Plus honesty rules for in-progress qualifications in the CV methodology (#210), mass-posting flags in /scrape (#207), pinned retry contracts across all portal CLIs (#246), and a batch of fixes - full details in CHANGELOG.md.
Updating a personalized fork
Follow SETUP.md section 8 - python3 tools/check_upstream_updates.py previews which of your personalized files this release touches before you merge. framework_version bumps in this release: 05-cv-templates.md 1.2.1 -> 1.3.0.