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Resume Claim Guard

MIT-licensed Agent Skill (not an MCP server) that checks resume claims against confirmed facts and flags unsupported wor

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korey2028.tech
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Nov 12, 2026
Last record update
Nov 12, 2026

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  • Overview
  • 4 key features
  • 3 use cases

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What is Resume Claim Guard

Resume Claim Guard is a MIT-licensed Agent Skill (not an MCP server). It helps job seekers tailor a resume to a job description without inventing experience: it first asks what the applicant actually did, then writes only from confirmed facts, and rehearses likely interviewer follow-ups. It can be used as a copy-paste prompt in ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek or Kimi, or installed into agents that support SKILL.md (for example Claude Code, Codex, or WorkBuddy). Free, open source. Repo: https://github.com/korey2028-prog/resume-claim-guard

Key Features

Asks what the applicant actually did first
Writes only from confirmed facts
Flags unsupported metrics, titles and impact verbs
Rehearses likely interviewer follow-ups

Use Cases

  • Tailor a resume to a job description without inventing experience
  • Fact-check an existing AI-edited resume
  • Prepare to explain each resume line in an interview

Why do startups need this tool?

A solo-built, self-funded open-source skill. It keeps resume claims truthful and verifiable, so founders and early hires do not overstate their experience when applying for jobs.

Resume Claim Guard Alternatives

Generic AI resume rewriters (none of which check claims against a confirmed facts file)