Does it apply for the job or what does it do?

[aOnurTheDev]

Does it apply for the job or what does it do?

[mohammadrezwankhan]

It does not automatically submit an application to the employer.

It is a local workflow that helps with the steps before and after submission:

1. /setup builds your candidate profile from your CV/documents or an interview.
2. /scrape searches supported job portals and ranks matches against that profile.
3. /apply <job URL or pasted description> evaluates the fit, asks whether you want to continue, then drafts a tailored CV and cover letter, runs a reviewer pass, compiles the PDFs, and checks the CV's extractable text for ATS readability.
4. It presents the files for your review. You then submit them yourself through the employer's site/email.
5. /outcome and the tracker can record interviews, offers, rejections, and follow-up drafts afterward.

The clearest proof is the workflow's own final state: /apply records the row as drafted, and the tracker documentation says drafted means nothing has been sent.

So think of it as a self-hosted job-search, fit-analysis, CV/cover-letter, interview-prep, and tracking assistant—not a mass auto-apply bot. The basic path is: fork/clone → install prerequisites → run /setup → /scrape → choose a job → /apply <URL> → review the generated documents → submit manually.

[MadsLorentzen]

@mohammadrezwankhan's answer is exactly right, thank you - marked it as the answer.

The one-line version: it prepares everything and tracks everything, but you press submit. That is deliberate (quality, accountability, and portal terms-of-service), not a missing feature - same answer as when auto-apply came up in the "Landed a job?" thread.

[aOnurTheDev]

Thank you