Claim Extraction Format (Resume)

The claim-extractor agent reads the ingest summary of a resume / CV / portfolio and produces a markdown document at .resume-review/runs/<timestamp>/claims.md conforming exactly to this schema.

Schema

# Claims extracted from <subject>

## Stated identity
<one to three sentences, in the subject's own framing: name / headline / positioning / target role>

## Seniority and role signal
<what level and role-type the resume claims or implies: IC/manager, junior/senior/staff/principal, founder, student, switcher; quote the exact title/language>

## Proposed value proposition
<two to five sentences: what the candidate says they bring, copied or paraphrased closely>

## Employment history claims

- <company> — <title>, <dates as written> — source: <section and line>
- ...

## Education / credential claims

- <institution> — <degree / credential>, <dates> — source: <section>
- ...

## Quantitative impact claims

- <verbatim or closely paraphrased metric claim ("grew revenue 300%", "managed team of 12", "reduced latency by 80%", "shipped to 5M users")> — source: <section>
- ...

## Qualitative self-descriptors

- <verbatim adjective-bearing claim ("strategic leader", "results-driven", "seasoned full-stack engineer")> — source: <section>
- ...

## Skill and technology claims

- <tool / stack / framework as listed, plus any self-assigned proficiency level> — source: <section>
- ...

## Differentiation claims

- <what the candidate claims to do / be better than X> — source: <section>
- ...

## Hedges recorded verbatim

- <any "helped", "contributed to", "part of a team that", "familiar with", "exposure to", "basic understanding" claim> — source: <section>
- ...

## Internal inconsistencies detected (factual only)

- <date overlaps, titles that conflict with stated seniority elsewhere, X years of Y where Y wasn't public that long, etc. — record as observation, do not interpret>
- (if none) `- (none)`

Schema

# Claims extracted from <subject> ## Stated identity <one to three sentences, in the subject's own framing: name / headline / positioning / target role> ## Seniority and role signal <what level and role-type the resume claims or implies: IC/manager, junior/senior/staff/principal, founder, student, switcher; quote the exact title/language> ## Proposed value proposition <two to five sentences: what the candidate says they bring, copied or paraphrased closely> ## Employment history claims - <company> — <title>, <dates as written> — source: <section and line> - ... ## Education / credential claims - <institution> — <degree / credential>, <dates> — source: <section> - ... ## Quantitative impact claims - <verbatim or closely paraphrased metric claim ("grew revenue 300%", "managed team of 12", "reduced latency by 80%", "shipped to 5M users")> — source: <section> - ... ## Qualitative self-descriptors - <verbatim adjective-bearing claim ("strategic leader", "results-driven", "seasoned full-stack engineer")> — source: <section> - ... ## Skill and technology claims - <tool / stack / framework as listed, plus any self-assigned proficiency level> — source: <section> - ... ## Differentiation claims - <what the candidate claims to do / be better than X> — source: <section> - ... ## Hedges recorded verbatim - <any "helped", "contributed to", "part of a team that", "familiar with", "exposure to", "basic understanding" claim> — source: <section> - ... ## Internal inconsistencies detected (factual only) - <date overlaps, titles that conflict with stated seniority elsewhere, X years of Y where Y wasn't public that long, etc. — record as observation, do not interpret> - (if none) `- (none)`

Claim Extraction