feat(resume): AI resume builder — split-screen chat + live Jake's Resume - #107
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Conversational, DeepSeek-powered resume builder (web-only). The left pane asks open-ended questions about work history and turns plain, everyday answers into resume-quality bullets; the right pane live-renders a "Jake's Resume"-style document from structured JSON. Suggested answer chips FILL the input (they do not auto-send) to cut typing for users with limited English. - Route + two-pane layout cloned from Companion; sidebar entry is desktop-only (NavItem.desktopOnly) so the full mobile bottom nav is untouched. - Structured JSON-per-turn contract: the model returns the complete updated resume each turn; reply + suggestions in the user's language, resume content in English for the Canadian job market. - Prompt iterated against real DeepSeek across retail/trades/office/student paths (fixes: single-field nagging loop, non-English resume values, prose fallback when json-mode slips). - Prototype execution runs in-process at /api/resume (Node -> OpenRouter, pinned deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash). The full Deno edge function ships at supabase/functions/resume-chat but is NOT deployed (awaits Savar sign-off on shared infra + a real quota RPC). - Local-only persistence: localStorage drafts + a daily message cap (separate from the 6/day chatbot quota), via services/resume.ts + hooks/useResume.ts, shaped to swap to a Supabase table later. - Onboarding prefill (name / city / persona / language) personalizes the opener. - Client-side PDF export via @media print isolation (selectable, ATS-friendly). - i18n: en/es/hi/vi translated; ar/fr-CA fall back per the existing pattern. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThis change adds an AI resume builder with local drafts, authenticated model-turn APIs, resume normalization, chat-based editing, live resume rendering, PDF printing, responsive navigation, input disabling, and localized interface text. ChangesAI Resume Builder
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The resume flow still has concrete edge-case and concurrency issues: overlapping draft writes can lose turns, and request validation can mishandle long histories or a JSON null body; whitespace-only history entries can also displace useful context. These bounded correctness risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@app/api/resume/route.ts`:
- Around line 80-112: Update the POST handler to enforce
RESUME_DAILY_MESSAGE_LIMIT server-side using a per-user, current-date counter
keyed by user.id, and return HTTP 429 once the limit is exceeded. Persist and
increment the counter atomically before processing the resume turn, reusing the
existing quota configuration and following the project’s server-side storage or
RPC conventions; do not rely on localStorage or client-provided state.
- Around line 117-125: Update the ResumeUpstreamError branch in the route’s
catch handler to log the error with its message, then use error.status for
non-retryable failures while retaining 503 for retryable failures. Preserve the
existing response shape and retryable flag.
- Around line 64-78: Update clampHistory to use the shared RESUME_HISTORY_TURNS
constant instead of the hard-coded 30, and retain only the newest accepted turns
by trimming from the end of raw before processing. Preserve the existing role
normalization and content truncation behavior so the route matches the
resume-chat edge path.
In `@app/globals.css`:
- Around line 334-336: Replace the literal print padding values in the affected
print rule with semantic spacing tokens defined in the CSS `@theme`, and remove
the --tw-ring-shadow declaration because box-shadow: none already resets the
ring. Ensure the complete Unify brand token set remains defined and used through
Tailwind v4 `@theme` without introducing one-off colors or spacing values.
- Around line 337-338: Insert an empty line immediately before the
-webkit-print-color-adjust declaration in the affected CSS rule, preserving both
print-color-adjust declarations and their existing order.
In `@components/resume/ResumeChatColumn.tsx`:
- Around line 135-140: Update the delete button’s className in the
ResumeChatColumn render to include focus-visible:opacity-100 and a visible focus
outline, ensuring keyboard-focused users can see the control while preserving
the existing hover behavior.
In `@hooks/useResume.ts`:
- Around line 145-190: Serialize resume sends per draft in the mutation flow
around the mutationFn and draftId, preventing concurrent turns from reading and
replacing the same persisted draft; queue or reject overlapping sends while
preserving their order. Update ResumeChatColumn to disable ChatInput whenever
the resume-turn mutation is pending, using the existing isTyping state or
mutation pending status.
In `@lib/resume/prompt.ts`:
- Around line 58-72: Update the SCHEMA_BLOCK prompt in the resume flow to
include an id field on every education, experience, project, and skills entry,
instructing the model to preserve and echo ids from the provided snapshot. Apply
the same schema update to the resume-chat SCHEMA_BLOCK so normalizeEducation,
normalizeExperience, normalizeProjects, and normalizeSkills do not generate
replacement ids for existing entries.
In `@services/resume.ts`:
- Around line 64-70: Update writeDrafts to propagate localStorage.setItem
failures instead of swallowing them, allowing saveDraft’s mutation error path to
restore the persisted state. Preserve the existing no-storage behavior and let
the original storage error reach the caller.
- Around line 131-133: Update today() to construct the date string from local
calendar components rather than Date.toISOString(), preserving the YYYY-MM-DD
format and ensuring the usage key changes at local midnight.
In `@supabase/functions/resume-chat/index.ts`:
- Around line 161-271: Add a drift-check test that reads the canonical resume
prompt/schema modules and their mirrored Supabase function, asserting
SCHEMA_BLOCK/buildSystemPrompt content, parseTurnResponse behavior,
normalizeResume behavior, and all relevant cap values—including history trimming
and body.profile validation—remain synchronized. Reuse exported schema constants
where possible and ensure the test runs without requiring a Deno build step.
- Around line 324-331: Validate and clamp the client-supplied profile before
passing it to buildTurnMessages, reusing the same field bounds and persona/stage
validation already implemented in the resume route. Ensure buildSystemPrompt
receives only the normalized firstName, city, province, persona, and stage
values, with safe defaults for invalid or missing fields.
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Use named print tokens and remove the literal color.
Lines 334-336 add one-off print spacing values and #0000. Define semantic print-layout tokens in @theme and use them here. Remove --tw-ring-shadow; box-shadow: none !important already resets the rendered ring.
As per coding guidelines, app/globals.css must define and use the complete Unify brand token set through Tailwind CSS v4 @theme and must not introduce one-off hex colors or spacing values.
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In `@app/globals.css` around lines 334 - 336, Replace the literal print padding
values in the affected print rule with semantic spacing tokens defined in the
CSS `@theme`, and remove the --tw-ring-shadow declaration because box-shadow: none
already resets the ring. Ensure the complete Unify brand token set remains
defined and used through Tailwind v4 `@theme` without introducing one-off colors
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| linkedin: s(c.linkedin, 200), | ||
| website: s(c.website, 200), | ||
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| location: s(e?.location), | ||
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| title: s(e?.title), | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff
Add a drift check for the mirrored prompt and normalization logic.
SCHEMA_BLOCK, buildSystemPrompt, parseTurnResponse, and normalizeResume are hand-maintained copies of lib/resume/prompt.ts and lib/resume/schema.ts. The copies have already diverged: history trimming differs, body.profile is unvalidated here, and the caps 2000, 8, 20, 120, and 400 are literals rather than the named constants exported by lib/resume/schema.ts.
Add a test that reads both files and asserts the prompt text and the cap values match. That catches drift without a Deno build step.
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In `@supabase/functions/resume-chat/index.ts` around lines 161 - 271, Add a
drift-check test that reads the canonical resume prompt/schema modules and their
mirrored Supabase function, asserting SCHEMA_BLOCK/buildSystemPrompt content,
parseTurnResponse behavior, normalizeResume behavior, and all relevant cap
values—including history trimming and body.profile validation—remain
synchronized. Reuse exported schema constants where possible and ensure the test
runs without requiring a Deno build step.
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- Server-side daily quota backstop (lib/resume/serverRateLimit) + 429 handling — the localStorage cap was bypassable, leaving the OpenRouter budget unbounded. - Clamp/validate client-supplied profile in the resume-chat edge fn before it enters the system prompt (prompt-injection / unbounded-inflation gap). - Serialize resume sends: disable the composer while a turn is pending + guard handleSend, so concurrent turns can't read the same draft and clobber it. - Keep entry ids stable across turns: add id to SCHEMA_BLOCK + instruct the model to echo existing ids (was reassigning UUIDs every turn -> list remount flicker). - clampHistory keeps the NEWEST turns (was keeping the oldest 30) and uses the shared RESUME_HISTORY_TURNS window, matching the edge path. - Propagate localStorage write failures from writeDrafts so a failed save doesn't masquerade as success. - Local calendar date for the daily usage key (was UTC — reset early for CA zones). - Log ResumeUpstreamError + preserve a non-retryable 500 instead of masking as 502. - a11y: reveal the draft delete control on keyboard focus. - Print CSS: drop the redundant --tw-ring-shadow reset (box-shadow:none clears the ring) + stylelint spacing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@supabase/functions/resume-chat/index.ts`:
- Around line 237-259: Update clampProfile to narrow raw to a non-array
Record<string, unknown>, and validate stage directly as an integer number within
0–4 so string, null, boolean, and empty values are rejected. Replace both
language membership checks in the edge function and isSupportedLanguage with
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- Require an integer `stage` in both clampProfile copies — Number("0") /
Number(false) / Number("") all coerce to 0 and previously passed as a stage.
- Use Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty (not the `in` operator) for language
validation so inherited keys ("toString", "__proto__") can't pass — fixed in
the shared isSupportedLanguage and in the edge function's LANGUAGE_NAMES check.
- Narrow clampProfile's `raw` to a non-array object before field access.
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80-89: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCollect only the newest accepted history entries.
Lines 80-86 store every accepted entry. Line 89 returns only
RESUME_HISTORY_TURNSentries. A long client history therefore allocates and processes entries that cannot reach the model.Iterate from the end of
raw. Stop after collectingRESUME_HISTORY_TURNSvalid entries.Proposed fix
- for (const item of raw) { + for ( + let index = raw.length - 1; + index >= 0 && out.length < RESUME_HISTORY_TURNS; + index -= 1 + ) { + const item = raw[index]; const r = (item ?? {}) as Record<string, unknown>; const role = r.role === "assistant" ? "assistant" : "user"; const content = typeof r.content === "string" ? r.content.slice(0, 4000) : ""; - if (content) out.push({ role, content }); + if (content) out.unshift({ role, content }); } - return out.slice(-RESUME_HISTORY_TURNS); + return out;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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CodeRabbit round 3 (outside-diff follow-ups to the round-1 route changes): - clampHistory walks newest-first and stops at RESUME_HISTORY_TURNS, so a large client history isn't fully allocated only to be sliced away. - Reject null / array / primitive JSON bodies with a 400 instead of throwing a 500 on `body.message` field access. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Whitespace-only history entries passed the truthiness check and counted toward RESUME_HISTORY_TURNS, letting a client displace real history with blanks. Trim before checking so only meaningful turns are kept. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What this is
An AI-powered resume builder (web-only), per Savar's Aug 9 product concept. Split screen: a conversational coach on the left, a live-rendering resume on the right ("Overleaf, but chat instead of LaTeX"). The AI asks open-ended questions about work history and rewrites plain, everyday answers into resume-quality bullets. Output targets the Jake's Resume format, rendered as HTML/CSS (no LaTeX). Model: DeepSeek (
deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash) via the existing OpenRouter integration.Highlights
app/(main)/resume/page.tsx). Mobile = master/detail toggle.NavItem.desktopOnly) so the mobile bottom nav (already at its item ceiling) is untouched.lib/resume/prompt.ts) was iterated against real DeepSeek output across four realistic paths (retail worker w/ broken English, electrician abroad, Spanish-speaking office worker, student w/ little Canadian history). Fixes made from actual output:{ reply, suggestions, resume, complete }. Model returns the complete updated resume each turn;reply+suggestionsin the user's language, résumé content in English (Canadian job market).getCurrentUser).@media printisolation +window.print()→ selectable, ATS-friendly text.RESUME_DAILY_MESSAGE_LIMIT = 60), separate from the 6/day chatbot quota (a 20+ turn resume conversation makes that cap unusable).en/es/hi/vitranslated;ar/fr-CAfall back per the existing pattern (npm run check-i18npasses).Architecture
app/api/resume/route.ts(Node) → OpenRouter directly, usinglib/resume/generateTurn.ts. Auth-gated like/api/companion.supabase/functions/resume-chat/index.ts— the full Deno edge function (mirrors the prompt/schema, uses_shared/openrouter.ts, PostHogcaptureAiGeneration). Not deployed.services/resume.ts(localStorage drafts + usage) +hooks/useResume.ts— shaped like the Companion service/hook layer so it swaps to a Supabase table later with no UI change.Verified end-to-end (local)
tsc --noEmitclean · targetedeslintclean ·npm run check-i18npasses.(PDF export is wired + structurally verified but not triggered in the automated browser —
window.print()opens a blocking native dialog. Please click Download PDF to sanity-check the print layout.)Before this could go to production (not now — needs Savar)
resume-chatto the shared Supabase project or addOPENROUTER_API_KEYto Vercel env, and point/api/resumeat the edge function (the prototype route calls OpenRouter directly and relies on the local.env.localkey).resume_draftstable + a per-user quota RPC (shared-DB schema change → Savar sign-off).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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