Where We Hold the Line
The constraints the product is built around, so you know what it will refuse to do.
The refusals are the feature.
Nothing is invented
If your resume does not support a claim, it is reported as missing rather than written in. A gap you know about is more useful than one you find out about in an interview.
Your formatting survives
Changes are written back into your document's own structure — fonts, spacing, margins, columns. Designer templates come back intact.
You approve every change
Suggestions arrive beside the original with a reason. Nothing is applied silently, and nothing is applied you have not seen.
Before
A role requires Kubernetes, which is absent from your resume.
After
It is listed as a gap you can see before applying, not added to your skills line.
The alternative is a resume that scores better and fails ninety seconds into a technical conversation. The gap is the honest and more useful output.
Do this before moving on
Run a role you are slightly unqualified for and read what comes back as missing. That list is the most valuable part of the output.
Check yourself
A job asks for a skill you do not have. What happens?