We spend hours writing clean code, only to waste time manually copying project names and descriptions into a Word doc for our resume. It’s slow, it’s boring, and it’s outdated the moment you push your next commit.
I got tired of it. So I built a tool that pulls projects directly from GitHub and turns them into a resume section—automatically.
How it works (the short version):
- Authenticate with GitHub
- Fetch repos (with descriptions, languages, and update dates)
- Format them into a clean, ATS-friendly layout
I’ll walk through the API logic in a future post, but for now—what do you think? Should resumes be treated more like code?
