queryable cv · interview the agent
A résumé you can interview.
Your experience lives as plain files in a GitHub repo you own. queritae turns it into a grounded agent — and an MCP endpoint — that answers a recruiter's questions and cites the exact file behind every claim.
how it works
Point it at a public repo
Your knowledge base lives as YAML and Markdown in a GitHub repo you own — one file per role, project, and skill.
It becomes an agent
queritae loads your KB into a grounded chat agent that answers questions and cites the exact files it drew from.
Share one link
Send a recruiter a URL — on queritae or your own domain — or hand their AI tools the MCP endpoint so they can query you directly.
agent-native
Their AI can interview yours.
Recruiters increasingly read CVs through agents, not eyes. Every queritae account ships a first-class MCP server — point Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client at the endpoint and it gets the same grounded answers, with the same citations.
your domain
Served from your address.
Your page and printable CV don't have to live on ours — host them at cv.yourname.com. Add the domain in your admin, create one CNAME record, and verification and TLS happen automatically.
you/cv-content
├── kb/
│ ├── profile.yaml
│ ├── skills.yaml
│ ├── experience/ ← one file per role
│ └── projects/ ← one file per project
└── prompts/
└── system.md ← the agent's instructions, publicnothing hidden
The whole act is auditable.
The agent's entire world is a public repo: structured facts, narrative stories, and the system prompt itself. Edit, commit, re-sync — the version history is the paper trail.
Nothing hidden
The knowledge base and the system prompt are public and auditable. Anyone can read exactly what the agent knows and how it's instructed.
No puffery
Every claim traces to a versioned file in your repo. If it isn't in the KB, the agent says so — and can forward the question to the human.
Knows who's asking
When a recruiter introduces themselves, the agent records the company and role — visibly, with a chip in the chat showing exactly what was captured.
Put your career on the record.
Create an account with GitHub and point it at a content repo — your page is live the moment you sign in.