The useful result
Produce three tailored CV bullets, each backed by a real example from your history, plus a list of honest gaps.
- Produce three tailored CV bullets, each backed by a real example from your history, plus a list of honest gaps.
Generic CV rewrites tend to add skills you do not have, which can fail an interview or a background check. This lesson builds a requirement-to-evidence table first, then rewrites only the bullets you can support.
It suits job seekers, students and freelancers applying for work in any country. Keep your personal details out of the chat; use initials and remove contact information.
Reviewed on 10 October 2026. Expected outputs here are illustrative rather than captured AI runs. Account features, limits and wording can differ; keep your original inputs and verify the result before using it.
Before you start
- Your current CV with contact details removed
- One job ad you want to apply for
Optional attachment
Paste or attach your CV and the job ad as text. Remove your address, phone number and email first.
Review evidence
Documentation-based review · 2026-10-10
Sources checked on the review date; exercise prompts and expected outputs are original illustrative teaching material.
Map requirements to evidence
Ask the AI to list the ad's main requirements and, beside each, quote the CV line that supports it. Anything without a quoted line is a gap. This stops the model reaching for plausible skills.
Below are a job ad and my CV. List the five most important requirements from the ad. For each, quote the exact CV line that supports it or write "no evidence in CV". Do not infer experience that is not written.
[job ad]
[CV]Example / expected result
Illustrative example (not a recorded model result): Requirement: manage client schedules | CV line: "Coordinated 12 weekly client sessions" | Requirement: use CRM software | no evidence in CV.
Check your result
Every quoted line really exists in your CV.
Rewrite only supported bullets
For three requirements that have evidence, ask for a stronger bullet that keeps every fact (numbers, tools, scope) unchanged. You may add the ad's wording only where it describes what you really did.
Rewrite the three supported CV lines to match the ad's wording. Keep every number, tool and scope exactly as written. Do not add skills, results or tools I did not state. Return the original and the rewrite side by side.Example / expected result
Illustrative example (not a recorded model result): Original: "Coordinated 12 weekly client sessions." Rewrite: "Scheduled and coordinated 12 client sessions each week."
Check your result
Compare each pair: no new number, tool or result has appeared.
Plan the honest gaps
For each "no evidence" item, decide yourself: add a real example you forgot, mention willingness to learn, or leave it out. Ask the AI only to phrase a truthful sentence from facts you give.
Check your result
You can explain every bullet in an interview with a real example.
When it goes wrong
AI may blend your wording with the ad until it claims a tool you never used. Some employers use screening software, and a document that merely repeats keywords can read poorly to people. Formatting from the AI may break in your document editor, so paste text only. Do not upload documents containing other people's data.
Make it your own
Take one real ad. Produce the table, rewrite three bullets, and have a friend ask you to prove each one with an example.
Useful next resources
Sources and review
Last checked Oct 10, 2026. Features and account limits can change. Verify important results against your original material.
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