Bring your experience and a target job description. MiniMax Code helps select relevant evidence, write clear achievement bullets, and prepare a resume you can verify before applying.
Choose a sample or describe your tailored resume, then continue in MiniMax Code.
Sample prompts
Illustrative examples for different work scenarios. Use a prompt as a starting brief, then adapt it to verified source material and requirements.
A concise resume connecting product outcomes, scope, and verified evidence to the target role.
Show the experience that matters for a role without inventing qualifications or overstating results.
Evidence Inventory
Collect roles, dates, projects, outcomes, links, and metrics before writing or tailoring resume claims. When a metric is unavailable, describe the actual scope or outcome instead of making up a percentage.
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Role Alignment
Map verified evidence to role requirements while keeping wording specific and avoiding unsupported claims. Use the employer's terminology where it truthfully matches your work, and make transferable skills explicit for career changes.
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Application Review
Review hierarchy, dates, links, keywords, readability, and factual accuracy for every application. Use clear section labels and check the exported file's text order; no layout or keyword score guarantees an ATS pass.
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A workflow comparison, not a performance benchmark. You still review key facts and the final result.
Start with a focused brief, create a reviewable draft, and validate the result before delivery.
Provide roles, dates, responsibilities, projects, outcomes, skills, and links that can be checked.
Identify required skills and responsibilities, then map only relevant verified evidence to them.
Create concise bullets and a clear editable layout without inventing metrics, employers, or credentials.
Check facts, dates, grammar, links, readability, and application-specific relevance before submission.
What to prepare, where the work happens, and what still needs review.