Export a Markdown resume to PDF.

Resume Markdown format

The resume must use these conventions for the PDF to render correctly:

• # Full Name — first h1 becomes the page title and name header

• Unordered list immediately after h1 — becomes an inline contact bar (email, phone, URL, location)

• Paragraph after the contact list — optional summary/objective

• ## Section Name — major section headings (Experience, Education, Skills, etc.)

• ### <span>Job Title, Company</span> <span>Start – End</span> — entry headings; the two <span> tags are required so the title and dates are laid out left/right via flexbox

• Bullet lists under an entry — achievements and details

When to use file_path vs markdown_content

• If the user's Markdown file already follows the format above → pass file_path directly.

• If the file doesn't follow the format (missing <span> tags, wrong structure, etc.) → read the file, rewrite it to match the format, and pass the result as markdown_content.

• If you are generating a resume from scratch → write the Markdown and pass as markdown_content.

• If you need a full example of the correct format → read the resume://template resource first.

CSS / styling

By default the built-in stylesheet is applied automatically — no CSS parameter needed. If the user wants to customise the style:

• Recommended for iterative editing: read resume://style, modify it, save to a local file (e.g. ~/resume.css), then pass css_path pointing to that file. This way the user can tweak the CSS manually between exports without re-sending it, and future exports just reference the same path with no extra tokens.

• Pass css_content with the raw CSS text — convenient for one-off changes. To see the default stylesheet, read the resume://style resource.

Parameters

• markdown_content: Raw Markdown text of the resume (mutually exclusive with file_path)

• file_path: Path to a .md file (mutually exclusive with markdown_content)

• css_content: Custom CSS text (mutually exclusive with css_path; optional)

• css_path: Path to a custom CSS file (mutually exclusive with css_content; optional)

• output_path: Where to write the PDF (default: ~/resume.pdf)

Returns

JSON string: {"pdf_path": "/absolute/path/to/resume.pdf", "success": true}