cvcite 0.2.1

cvcite 0.2.1: on PyPI, and published from GitHub without a token.

• Install it with uv tool install cvcite or pipx install cvcite. The plugin's install step now installs the pinned release from PyPI.
• Each release is published to PyPI by GitHub Actions through Trusted Publishing, built against a hash-locked build backend, with signed attestations.
• The PyPI page links the issues and the releases, and the README's example prompt keeps its <link> placeholder.

Install the command line (Python 3.12 or newer):

uv tool install cvcite==0.2.1

Add the plugin in Claude Code:

/plugin install cvcite --marketplace agusgonzaleznic/cvcite

cvcite 0.2.0

cvcite 0.2.0: the project's new name (it started as cv-builder), the plugin in its own folder, and the fixes from a security audit.

• Renamed to cvcite everywhere: the package, the command, the config file (cvcite.toml), the plugin and its marketplace.
• The plugin lives in plugin/: five skills, the reviewer agent, an icon, and a README that lists everything it runs, fetches and sends.
• Fixes from a security audit (four reviewers, every finding checked by a verifier):
  • a render makes no network request and runs no code from the repository;
  • the AI review workflow has no shell, reads only the CV files, takes its rules from the base branch and posts plain text;
  • the action and the workflows refuse repositories that are not private;
  • private facts can live in facts.private.yaml, which git ignores, and list the terms that must never reach the CV;
  • stricter privacy checks, a LinkedIn reader that keeps only the columns a CV needs, and limits on oversized input.

Install the command line (Python 3.12 or newer):

uv tool install git+https://github.com/agusgonzaleznic/cvcite@v0.2.0

Add the plugin in Claude Code:

/plugin install cvcite --marketplace agusgonzaleznic/cvcite

cv-builder 0.1.0

The first release of cv-builder: build a CV from one master YAML file and an overlay per kind of role, check every claim against a fact ledger, and gate every PDF the way applicant tracking systems read it.

• The command line: init, check, build, gate, package, ingest, compare, doctor.
• The Claude Code plugin: the skills cv-ingest, cv-fact-check, cv-tailor, cv-presence-audit and cv-build, and the cv-claim-reviewer agent.
• The GitHub Action, and the build, release and AI review workflows that cv-builder init writes.

Install the command line (Python 3.12 or newer):

uv tool install git+https://github.com/agusgonzaleznic/cv-builder@v0.1.0

Add the plugin in Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add agusgonzaleznic/cv-builder
/plugin install cv-builder@cv-builder

Renders with RenderCV 2.8.