Turn a company name into the token that addresses its Ashby job board, and report every form that answered. search_jobs does this on its own, so call this when a name returns nothing and you want to see the spellings that were tried.

Search the open postings of named companies on Ashby. Ashby publishes no index across its customers, so companies are required. Every filter runs here rather than at the source, and the answer reports how many postings declared nothing about a field it filtered on. Rows carry no description: read one posting with get_job.

Read one Ashby posting in full: its locations, its description and the pay ranges its company published. Ashby addresses a posting by board and identifier, both of which search_jobs returns.

List the words one Ashby board actually uses, with how many postings carry each, and how many declare nothing. Every board keeps its own departments and teams, so a filter written from another board's vocabulary narrows to nothing.

Put the pay ranges of one Ashby board side by side, one component at a time and one period at a time. Nothing is converted between currencies, summed across components or averaged: a third of the postings publish no range at all, and they are named rather than dropped.