CurryCulum reviews your CV, gives it a clear score, and shows what to fix before you apply. Then Agent Pro asks questions, saves context in memory, and helps rewrite it for every job posting.
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Each roast evaluates your CV across concrete categories: ATS compatibility, metrics and impact, role relevance, writing, formatting and red flags. Instead of saying the CV "looks good", CurryCulum shows where it loses points and what to fix.
First comes a structured diagnosis of the CV. Then the rewrite works from the exact problems found, without inventing experience or turning the profile into a wall of buzzwords. The result is clearer, more measurable and more relevant.
After the roast, Agent Pro lets you chat about your career, asks questions when numbers or context are missing, saves useful answers in shared memory, and uses that context for base CVs, job-description tailoring and cover letters. CurryCulum prepares the documents, it does not send them for you.
ChatGPT can be useful, but the feedback is often generic. CurryCulum uses a fixed structure, keeps workspace context and connects each rewrite to the issues found in the roast. That makes the feedback easier to verify.
CurryCulum comes from Vittorio Trettenero, a Software Engineer at Meta, after years of applications and 114 rejections from tech companies. The product tries to compress what normally takes many closed doors to learn.
CurryCulum starts with a structured score and uses the roast as the basis for rewriting. ChatGPT answers freeform prompts; CurryCulum ties feedback to categories and specific issues.
Yes. ATS compatibility is one of the roast categories: the system flags fragile formatting, missing keywords and sections that parsers may read poorly.
No. The first review is free. Agent Pro is the paid plan for the workspace, job-description tailoring, cover letters and fair-use edits.
No. If information is missing, Agent Pro asks questions and saves useful answers in profile memory so they can be reused for future CVs, tailoring and cover letters.