Optional. Clone (or pull) your Overleaf project via its git repo and list the .tex files. Overleaf git access is a premium feature — if it isn't available this returns a normal 'unavailable' result (NOT an error) and you should simply continue with the local templates. The failure is cached so later runs skip the network call entirely.

Return the parsed master CV (cv.md) with the stable ids used for tailoring.

Return everything YOU (the host model) need to tailor the resume/CV to a job description: the master CV with ids, deterministic JD keyword signals, the strict anti-fabrication rules, and the exact output schema. After reasoning, call render_and_compile with the TailoredContent JSON.

Inject TailoredContent into the LaTeX template, verify every bullet traces to the master CV (anti-fabrication), compile to PDF, and save as _.pdf in the output dir. ALWAYS pass coverLetter too unless the user opted out — it produces the matching one-page letter in the same call. The application is auto-logged to the tracker. Returns provenance warnings and, if jobDescription is given, an ATS coverage report.

Compile a one-page cover letter styled to match the résumé, saved as __CoverLetter.pdf. Write 3-4 tight paragraphs drawn only from the master CV: why this company/role, the most relevant proof from your experience, and a close. Never invent employers, projects, or figures — quantitative claims not found in cv.md are flagged.

Plan up to 10 jobs at once. Deterministically clusters jobs by keyword similarity and checks a cross-session cache, then tells you EXACTLY which jobs need fresh TailoredContent. Similar roles share one reasoning pass — write content only for the listed indices, then call batch_render once. Call this BEFORE writing any content for a multi-job request.

Render, compile, auto-log, and cache every job in one call — no per-job round trip. Supply content only for jobs batch_plan marked GENERATE; for the rest pass reuseFrom (the batch index or cache key from the plan) and the server resolves the content itself. Every job is automatically written to the application tracker.

Score how well a resume covers a job description's keywords, and split the gap into truthfully addable (already in your CV) vs. absent. Provide resumeText or a texPath.

Add or update a row in the application tracker sheet (output/applications.csv). Upserts on company+position so regenerating doesn't duplicate.

Return all rows from the application tracker sheet.

Commit changes in the synced Overleaf repo, optionally to a branch, and push back to Overleaf. Pushing publishes to your Overleaf project — set push=true only when you intend that.