Career Hub starts here
Career Hub is the FluxResume blog: release notes and how-we-shipped posts alongside resume, cover letter, and job search guides.
This blog is Career Hub: what we shipped and how a feature works in the product, plus the resume, cover letter, and job search guides that used to live on the marketing site. Two streams, one feed.
Product posts carry the release and fluxresume tags and are tied to a docs page. Career guides carry a topical tag — resume, cover-letter, job-search, career, ai-updates — and answer one question each. If you want a walkthrough of a screen rather than a guide, start in Getting Started or the features overview.
What you will find in Career Hub
Each post is tied to a real docs page. We will not invent features for a publishing calendar. The first month covers the workflows people actually ask about in the app:
- AI Agent (MCP) in Cursor, Claude, and similar clients
- Job Tracker / Pipeline, the kanban for applications
- Job Based Resume, matching a resume to one posting
- SOP for graduate and academic statements
- Career Navigator, quiz plus career graph
Later product posts follow the same rule: one feature, facts from its doc, links back to that doc and to the matching product page on fluxresume.io (those URLs use a trailing slash; docs URLs here do not).
Career guides follow a rule of their own: answer the question in the first paragraph, name the constraint that makes the answer conditional, and never quote a statistic we cannot source. Start with what an organised search actually looks like, or why applications go quiet.
Where to go right now
- App: https://fluxresume.io/
- MCP install (marketing + recipes): https://fluxresume.io/ai-agent-mcp/
- Full MCP reference: AI Agent (MCP)
The next product post is the MCP write-up. If you already have an API key, the test prompt in the docs is still the right smoke check: Show my job applications.
