Assistant
Say what you are trying to do and the assistant names the tools to use, in order. It opens nothing for you. What is sent, what it costs, what is kept.
The Assistant, in the sidebar, answers questions about what you are trying to do and says which of Rejarsume's tools to use and in what order. It uses an AI model, so it is optional and only there if this copy of Rejarsume has AI set up. It cannot read your resumes or anything you have written, and it never opens a tool or changes anything: it names the tools, and you press the one you want.
Before you start
It is behind the same Sign in and agreement as AI in the editor: credits and your agreement belong to you and not to whoever uses this browser. You can take the agreement back at any time with Withdraw my agreement.
Chat
Type what you need and press Send. The answer is short, and under Tools that fit are buttons for the tools it suggests, in the order to use them, each with a line on why. Pressing one takes you there: the career coach, the learning hub or the writing studio open on the right tab. The tools of the editor need a resume open, which the assistant cannot do for you, so for those it says where to find them and takes you to your resumes.
It is told only whether you have a resume, a job description and a cover letter, as three yes or no answers: I have a resume, I have a job description and I have a cover letter. They start from what is in this browser and you can change them. It never sees what is in any of them.
A conversation is held on the screen only. The earlier turns are sent with each message so that it follows what was said, up to the latest eight, and New conversation starts again. Save the conversation keeps it under Saved.
Tools
Tools lists everything the AI features can do, grouped by where it is, with a button for each. It is the same list the assistant chooses from.
Usage
Usage shows what you have used this month: how many requests and how many credits, by feature, and the latest requests with whether each succeeded. It is counts only. The server never keeps what you sent or what came back.
Saved
Saved lists the conversations you kept. Open shows one, with the same buttons for the tools it named, and Delete removes it, after asking, from this device and from your account. A saved conversation is a record of your own, like a resume: it is stored here and in your account, and it comes to your other devices when they sync.
Credits
Each request costs credits, taken before the model is called and given back if it fails. Unless whoever runs this copy has set other prices:
- Send costs 1 credit.
The page shows how many are left and when they renew. Pressing a button twice, or a connection that drops and retries, is not charged twice.
What is sent and what is kept
Only your message, the earlier turns of the conversation and the three yes or no answers, and only when you press Send. Nothing you send or receive is stored by the AI service or by the server that relays it: what is kept is a count of requests and credits. The one thing that is kept is a conversation you press Save the conversation on, and that is yours, in your account like a resume. See Privacy.