NAAW stands for Not Another AI Wrapper.
This project is an open source, frontend-first resume builder with an intentionally ironic landing page and a very real product goal:
- edit a simple ATS-friendly resume template online
- export your resume as PDF or JSON
- optionally bring your own OpenAI API key for AI-assisted import, tailoring, and ATS scoring
NAAW is partly a joke about "free" AI resume analyzers that charge premium prices for operations that often cost cents, and partly a practical tool for people who would rather run a resume workflow themselves.
The app currently focuses on:
- one simple resume template
- local editing in the browser
- JSON import/export for reuse and compatibility
- browser-based PDF download
- optional AI features that send requests directly from your browser to OpenAI
Some resume tools hide basic workflows behind paywalls, branded dashboards, and theatrical promises.
NAAW takes the opposite approach:
- keep the editor simple
- make the JSON portable
- let people bring their own API key
- show estimated model usage costs instead of pretending the magic is free
If you provide your own OpenAI API key, NAAW can help with:
- importing an existing resume into the project JSON schema
- tailoring the current resume to a pasted job description
- checking ATS score, keyword coverage, and edit suggestions against a job description
The AI features are optional. The core builder remains usable without them.
- NAAW is designed to send AI requests directly from your browser to the provider you configure.
- The project does not aim to proxy your prompts or resumes through an app backend.
- We are not trying to steal or store your API keys.
- That said, trusting random people on the internet is generally a bad security model, which is another reason we recommend running the project yourself.
- You are responsible for how you use the tool, the content you submit, and any API charges you incur.
- We do not assume responsibility for tool usage, generated outputs, hiring outcomes, or third-party service behavior.
We recommend running NAAW locally.
That gives you the clearest control over:
- your resume content
- your API keys
- your exported files
- any modifications you make to the codebase
Quick local start:
npm install
npm run devGitHub: gab16software/naaw
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