JuicedResume MCP Server

The only resume builder with a first-party Model Context Protocol server. Connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Zed to JuicedResume and build, score, tailor, and export ATS-optimized resumes — in natural language, against your real cloud resumes.

Looking for a resume builder with an MCP server for Claude? This is it. Instead of copy-pasting your resume into a chat, point your MCP client at your JuicedResume account and ask Claude to score it against 60+ ATS checks, tailor it to a job description, or rewrite a weak bullet — the changes save straight to your resume and show up in the web editor instantly.

Why use the MCP server

• Score your resume from your editor — run the same 60+ check, 7-dimension ATS rubric JuicedResume uses on the web, without leaving Claude.

• Tailor to a job description — get the matched and missing keywords for a specific JD and apply the changes in place.

• Edit structurally — add/remove/reorder sections and entries, set the template and styling, all as tool calls.

• Export — produce an ATS-perfect PDF or LaTeX.

• Round-trips with the web app — anything you change over MCP appears in the JuicedResume web editor immediately, and vice-versa.

Related MCP server: Resume Assistant MCP

Install

npm install -g @juicedresume/mcp

Or use npx directly in your MCP config — no install needed.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport stdio juicedresume -- npx -y @juicedresume/mcp

Then /mcp inside Claude Code → enable juicedresume.

Claude Desktop / Cursor / Zed / any MCP client

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "juicedresume": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@juicedresume/mcp"],
      "env": { "JUICEDRESUME_TOKEN": "your-token-here" }
    }
  }
}

Authentication

Grab your MCP token from Settings → AI at juicedresume.com and pass it as JUICEDRESUME_TOKEN. MCP access is free for every signed-in user (Free plan included — 10 calls / 30 days); Basic, Pro, and Lifetime plans get unlimited MCP calls. AI actions (score, tailor) use monthly AI credits.

Tools

How it works

The MCP server reads and writes to the same store as the JuicedResume web app at https://juicedresume.com. Changes made via MCP appear in the web editor immediately, and vice-versa. Transport is stdio; the package exposes the juicedresume-mcp (and juiced-mcp) binaries.

Links

• Docs: https://juicedresume.com/mcp

• npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@juicedresume/mcp

• MCP Registry: com.juicedresume/mcp

• Web app: https://juicedresume.com

Source & build

This repository is the public home and source of the MCP server. The package is built and published to npm from the JuicedResume monorepo, where the scoring engine and resume schema live as shared workspace packages — so to run it, install the published package (npx -y @juicedresume/mcp) rather than building from this repo directly.

License

MIT — © Harshit Singh