Resume tailoring, cover letters, PDF export, and job search via the Laddro Career API
MCP server for the Laddro Career API. Gives AI agents access to resume tailoring, cover letter generation, PDF export, and template browsing. Set the environment variable before running. Use the hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint: Send your Laddro API key on the MCP initialize request: | Browse all 22 resume templates | | Get template colors and fonts | | All available font families | | All 14…
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MCP server for the Laddro Career API. Gives AI agents access to resume tailoring, cover letter generation, PDF export, and template browsing. Set the environment variable before running. Use the hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint: Send your Laddro API key on the MCP initialize request: | Browse all 22 resume templates | | Get template colors and fonts | | All available font families | | All 14 supported locales | | AI providers for BYOK | | Re-render with new template settings | | AI-tailor resume…
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