Your resume is one message away
No copying, no switching apps. The assistant you already use edits the real resume in your account and hands it back ready to send
Free to start. You choose what your assistant can access
Diagram: five AI assistants (Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and Codex) connect to CVite. Through that connection each of them can read and edit your CV, tailor it for a specific job, check its ATS score, restyle it with a new design, and export a polished PDF
Just ask for what you need
Say it in your own words, in any language. No prompt to get right, no format to learn
- Make my CV fit this job posting
- Why is my ATS score low?
- Cut this down to one page
- Write a cover letter for this role
- Find data analyst jobs in Nouakchott
- Export it as a PDF
Your AI can already talk about your resume
Ask it today and you get words back. Turning those words into a document you can actually send is still your job
On its own
It writes you text. You paste it in yourself, rebuild the layout it broke, guess at the ATS score, and export the PDF
Connected to CVite
It edits the resume already in your account, keeps your template intact, checks the ATS score against the job, and hands back a finished PDF
Nothing new to learn
Set up the one you already use
Claude
Claude Code
Cursor
VS Code
Codex
Coming soon to ChatGPT
CVite's ChatGPT directory listing is still awaiting OpenAI review. You can connect Codex, Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or another supported assistant today
Your assistant gets access. You stay in control
You choose which permissions to grant, and you can take them back at any moment
What your assistant can do
- Read resumes
- Edit resumes
- Render previews
- Export PDFs
- ATS score and job match
- Look up jobs
- AI job tools
It can never do more than you allowed
Some assistants ask before every action, others act on their own. Either way, CVite refuses anything outside the permissions you approved
Disconnect anytime
Revoke a key or OAuth connection and access stops immediately. Your CVite account remains intact
No server to install
Your assistant connects directly to CVite. You do not need to install or run a server
How the connection works
CVite uses a secure remote connection called Model Context Protocol (MCP). Your assistant connects over HTTPS through browser sign-in or an access key, with only the permissions you approve
- Endpoint
- https://cvite.app/api/mcp
- Connection
- Secure remote connection
- Capabilities
- 22 ways to work with resumes, jobs, ATS checks and exports
- Permissions
- 7 permission groups you control
Your next application can start with one sentence
Connect once. Every job after that is one message
Connect and tailor my resumeFree accounts include 2 resumes, 10 AI credits and 3 PDF downloads