____  ____  ____  ____  __  __  ____
(  _ \(  _ \(  __)(  _ \(  \/  )(  __)
 ) __/ )   / ) _)  ) __/ )    (  ) _)
(__)  (__\_)(____)(__)  (_/\/\_)(____)

┌────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ $ prepme  --  CV + JD loaded           │
│ > your questions ready                 │
│ > cracking the interview ........      │
└────────────────────────────────────────┘

prepme

Feed it your résumé and the job description. Walk into the interview already knowing the questions.

prepme is an agent skill — drop it into any AI agent that supports skills — that turns a CV + JD into a focused, interactive study sheet of the questions you're most likely to be asked, then hands you a one-click AI deep-dive for each one.

It's the interview equivalent of getting the exam paper the night before, except entirely legal and you still have to do the studying.

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How it thinks

No generic "tell me about yourself" filler. prepme predicts what this interviewer would actually ask this candidate, and it does it in two deliberate halves:

• The JD half — the knowledge they're hiring for. It strips the company's product fluff off each requirement and asks about the transferable fundamentals underneath. A "real-time payments platform on Kafka" JD becomes a clean question about Kafka delivery semantics — not "design our payments pipeline," because nobody learns event ordering from a job ad.
• The CV half — the work you actually did. It mines your projects and the tech you listed, then politely calls your bluff: what you built, why, the tradeoffs, and whether the word "expert" on line 12 of your résumé can survive three follow-up questions.

Every question is tagged Foundational / Core / Advanced, justified by why it gets asked, and pre-loaded with the 2–4 follow-ups an interviewer reaches for the moment they smell hand-waving.

What you get

A single self-contained HTML file — no server, no CDN, no "please wait while we load." Open it in any browser and:

• Tree-structured layout — questions branch into their follow-ups, so the "and then they'll ask…" chain is obvious at a glance.
• Click to copy — one click drops a ready-to-paste, language-matched deep-dive prompt onto your clipboard (best answer, bonus points, follow-up handling, ASCII diagrams) for any chat AI.
• Progress tracking — clicking also marks the card done; a progress bar and localStorage remember what you've drilled, so the page won't pretend you're starting fresh every reload.
• Filters — by category, by difficulty, or hide everything you've already conquered.
• Speaks your language — output language is auto-detected from your documents. Interview conducted in 中文? You get 中文, with the tech terms left mercifully untranslated.

Usage

In your AI agent, point it at your two files:

prepme — CV: ~/Documents/resume.pdf   JD: ~/jobs/acme-backend.txt

…or just ask in plain English: "prepare interview questions from this resume and job description."

Out comes interview-prep.html. Open it. Start drilling. Try not to peek at the follow-ups first.

Install

./install.sh

Copies the skill into ~/.claude/skills/ (and ~/.codex/skills/ if it finds one).

What's inside

File	Role
SKILL.md	The brains — how questions are designed and the HTML is assembled.
assets/template.html	The self-contained, light-themed study-sheet template.
install.sh	Drops the skill into your skills directory.

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Good luck. Go get the offer — then come back and star it out of gratitude.