💼 Career recipe
Job Board Scanner AI Routine for Mac
Scan every job board you care about each morning for roles that match your skills, experience, and preferences.
The exact prompt
Paste this into a new routine.
Scan the job boards I follow for new postings that fit my background: senior product roles at startups, remote or hybrid, in the AI and developer-tools space. For each match, give me the title, company, location, a one-line reason it fits, and any red flag. Rank the best fits first and skip anything I'd clearly pass on.
Every day at 8:00 AM · Balanced tier
None needed, runs out of the box.
Set the schedule. Keep the default 8:00 AM daily so the shortlist is ready with your coffee. cron: 0 8 * * *
Set it up
Step 02Pick the Job Board Scanner recipe
Choose Job Board Scanner from the library, or paste the example prompt into a new routine.
Step 03Describe your ideal role
Edit the prompt with your skills, seniority, location preferences, and dealbreakers.
Sample output
What a run looks like.
Saved to your local output history · stays on your Mac
New roles · 8:00 AM
Done
Strong fit: Head of Product, dev-tools startup, remote.
Worth a look: Senior PM, AI infra, hybrid in your city.
Flagged: one role is on-site only, demoted.
- Who it's for
- Job seekers who want fresh, well-matched roles surfaced every morning instead of refreshing job boards all day.
- What lands in your morning
- A morning shortlist of new openings that actually fit your skills and preferences, each with why it matches and what to watch out for.
FAQ
Questions about this recipe.
Does the Job Board Scanner need connectors?
No accounts are required. For boards behind a login or without an API, pair it with the Playwright browser automation connector.
How does it know what a good match is?
From your prompt. The more specific you are about skills, seniority, and dealbreakers, the better the ranking.
Is my job search kept private?
Yes. The routine runs on your Mac and saves results locally. Matching happens through a model call, via Routines AI or your own key, and your search never becomes a profile anywhere.
Can it draft applications too?
Yes. Extend the prompt to draft a tailored cover note for the strongest matches, which you review before sending.
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Run Job Board Scanner on your Mac.
Install Routines, paste the prompt, set the schedule. It runs locally and the output stays on your machine.
Step 01 · Install Routines. Download the DMG, drag to Applications, and sign in with Google once.