Retrieve resume/experience evidence relevant to a job description.

Args: job_description: The full text of the job description to match against. source_url: Optional URL the job description was pulled from, for reference.

Returns a heuristic retrieval_score (top-match cosine similarity) and the retrieved resume chunks with their individual similarity scores. Does not synthesize strengths/gaps/notes — reason over the retrieved evidence yourself, applying the job-fit://rubric resource linked in this result.

Write an evaluate_fit result to the configured tracking store (Notion).

Args: job_id: The Notion page ID of the job you already track. Updates that existing row in place — never creates a new row. verdict: The full evaluate_fit output (see docs/evaluate_fit_schema.md). dry_run: If true, returns the mapped Notion properties payload without writing anything, so you can review it first.

Only the fields your tracking_schema.yaml marks tool-populated are touched — every other, manual field on the row (company, comp range, source, work arrangement, etc.) is left as-is. See docs/adr/0011-configurable-tracking-field-schema.md.

A misconfigured tool-populated field (an unrecognized derived_from, or — on a real write, not dry_run — a notion.property that doesn't exist on your database) is skipped rather than failing the whole write; check warnings in the result. dry_run's warnings only cover what can be checked without a Notion API call, since dry_run makes none — a bad property name only shows up in warnings on a real write.

List tracked jobs from the configured tracking store (Notion).

Args: status: If given, only return rows whose Status matches exactly (e.g. "Not yet applied", "Applied"). Case-sensitive — must match the tracking store's status value exactly. Omit to return every tracked row.

Each entry has job_id plus whatever tool-populated fields your tracking_schema.yaml declares (see docs/adr/0011-configurable-tracking-field-schema.md) — typically status, fit_rating, and notes. Statuses beyond "Not yet applied" (Applied, Recruiter screen, ...) are manual edits made in Notion, not something this server drives.