Prompts
Looking for a job? Let Claude do the heavy lifting for you
6 min readAmichai Shekel
How to find personalized job listings with Claude and Apify. A complete 3-step guide including a ready-to-copy prompt that returns only the top 10 positions with a match score of 7 or higher.
If you are currently looking for a job, you know the truth: 80% of your time goes into reading irrelevant postings, and only 20% into actually applying. Claude can change that. Instead of manually scanning LinkedIn, Claude will read your resume, scan the web, calculate a match score for each position, and return only the top 10 published in the last 24 hours with a score of 7 or higher. I am giving you the exact method here, including the precise prompt.
I can not believe I am sharing this. Some people charge piles of money for this job hunting method using Claude. You are getting it here for free.
The 3 steps: How to turn Claude into your personal job finder
- Connect Claude to Apify (Connector in Claude settings)
- Get a free API Token from Apify and paste it into Claude
- Open a new chat, upload your resume, and paste the ready prompt
Step 1: Connecting Claude to Apify (5 clicks, 60 seconds)
1.1 Opening the user menu
1.2 Clicking on Settings
1.3 Selecting Connectors in the sidebar
1.4 Opening the Directory
1.5 Searching for Apify and installing
Step 2: Getting an API Token from Apify
Step 3: The new chat that changes your job search
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The ready prompt (to copy)
Your objective: Find me the jobs with the highest chance of getting hired, not just a general match. Find jobs that match my skills and experience in the area: [Insert preferred location, for example: Tel Aviv / Ramat Gan / Remote work] Steps to execute: 1. Analyze the resume and understand: • Core skills • Relevant experience • Seniority level • Suitable role types 2. Find jobs published in the last 24 hours from sources like: • LinkedIn • Google • Relevant job boards in Israel 3. For each job: • Calculate a match score out of 10 based on: Role fit, responsibilities, skills, experience, and seniority level Required output (only): Display a table with the columns: Role | Company | Publication Date | Source | Match Score | Application Link Rules: • Include only jobs from the last 24 hours • Return only jobs with a match score of 7 or higher • Limit to 10 jobs maximum • Sort by: 1. Most recent 2. Highest match score • Be strict with scoring (no inflation)
The prompt is intentionally set to the last 24 hours so you arrive first. You can change it to 48 hours or a week, but the wider the range, the more noise there is. Run it once a day in the morning and stay ahead of the line.
Shortcut for Claude Code users: Installing the skill
The command to install the skill (to copy to the terminal)
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/apify-job-search && curl -sL https://www.ai-masterclub.com/skills/apify-job-search.md -o ~/.claude/skills/apify-job-search/SKILL.md && echo '✅ Skill installed. Open Claude Code and type: help me find a job'
How to use the skill after installation
- Open a new Claude Code session (type claude in the terminal)
- Type one of the phrases: "Help me find a job" / "Give me the job search prompt" / "What is the job search prompt in Claude"
- Claude Code will automatically detect the skill and return the 3 setup steps, the ready prompt, and Hebrew alternatives
- Copy the prompt it returns and paste it into the regular Claude.ai chat with your resume
The skill updates automatically: any change made to this guide goes into the Skill file without requiring you to reinstall it. Just run the same command whenever you want to refresh.
Alternatives (if you do not want Apify)
The prompt is built to be strict with scores. If it returns only 5 to 6 jobs instead of 10, that is actually good. It is a sign that it did not inflate the scores. It is better to have 5 jobs you are truly suited for than 10 random ones.
Frequently asked questions about finding a job with Claude
Registration is free and includes a monthly free credit that is enough for most job seekers. If you run the prompt once a day, you will likely not hit the limit. If you do, the basic paid plan costs about 49 dollars a month, but that is not required for most users.
The best answer is Claude Pro or Team (which support Connectors). In the free version, Connectors are limited, but option B (Browser Use) works there as well. If you are starting out, it is worth opening Claude Pro for a month as needed.
Yes, for one main reason: it reads your resume and cross-references it with the job description. People tend to search by job title (for example, "product manager"), but many matching jobs hide under different titles ("head of growth", "strategy lead"). Claude identifies this match.
This is normal. The prompt is intentionally strict with scores. If you get 4 to 5 jobs with a score of 8 or higher, that is much more valuable than 10 jobs with a score of 6. If you still want more results, change the limit to 48 hours or lower the threshold score to 6.
Yes. The prompt is field-agnostic. Marketing, human resources, sales, manufacturing, finance. It adapts the recommendations based on the resume you upload. Just make sure the location you define fits the field (for example, in manufacturing, "Northern Industrial Zone").
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to pay Apify?
Registration is free and includes a monthly free credit that is enough for most job seekers. If you run the prompt once a day, you will likely not hit the limit. If you do, the basic paid plan costs about 49 dollars a month, but that is not required for most users.
Which version of Claude is needed?
The best answer is Claude Pro or Team (which support Connectors). In the free version, Connectors are limited, but option B (Browser Use) works there as well. If you are starting out, it is worth opening Claude Pro for a month as needed.
Does Claude really find jobs I would not find on my own?
Yes, for one main reason: it reads your resume and cross-references it with the job description. People tend to search by job title (for example, "product manager"), but many matching jobs hide under different titles ("head of growth", "strategy lead"). Claude identifies this match.
What if I do not get all 10 jobs?
This is normal. The prompt is intentionally strict with scores. If you get 4 to 5 jobs with a score of 8 and above, that is much more valuable than 10 jobs with a score of 6. If you still want more results, change the time limit to 48 hours or lower the threshold score to 6.
Does the prompt work for other fields as well, not just high tech?
Yes. The prompt is domain agnostic. Marketing, human resources, sales, manufacturing, finance. It adapts the recommendations according to the resume you upload. Just make sure the location you define fits the field, for example, "Northern Industrial Zone" in manufacturing.
Where can you learn more tricks like this?
In the AI Master club you learn to build by yourself: no code landing pages, automations and AI agents even without a technical background. In addition, there is a live weekly meeting with Amichai Shekel on new tools and working methods, comprehensive lessons and guides on Claude, Cowork and Claude Code, a prompt and skill library, and an active community of business owners. 47 ILS per month, the subscription renews automatically. Cancel with a click at any time.


