You spot a job on your phone during a commute. By the time you're at a laptop, the momentum is gone. A Telegram bot closes that gap: you send the job details from the same app you already have open, and a tailored resume plus a sent application come back — no desktop, no tab-juggling.
Why Telegram?
It's where a lot of job seekers already are, it works the same on phone and desktop, and a chat interface is the most natural way to hand over a job description and get a file back. The bot delivers the finished resume as a downloadable document right in the conversation — nothing to install.
The commands
/create— build your master resume from a guided set of questions./tailor— paste a job description; get a tailored version back./apply— tailor and email the application to a recipient you provide./list— see the resumes you've generated./login— connect Google so applications can send from your Gmail.
The workflow, start to finish
- Open the bot and run
/createonce to set up your master resume. - Found a job? Send
/apply, paste the job description, and give the recruiter's email. - The bot tailors your resume to the posting and compiles a clean PDF.
- It drafts a personalised cover email and sends it from your connected Gmail.
- You get a confirmation — and the PDF — back in the chat.
The bot is a thin front-end. It calls the same engine as the web app and MCP server, so the resume you get from Telegram is identical in quality to the one from the dashboard.
Privacy and control
Your Gmail connection uses Google's official OAuth — you grant it, you can revoke it, and no password is shared. Applications are sent only when you run /apply with a recipient, and you can review before anything goes out. Use /cancel any time to abort a flow mid-way.
Related reading: auto-apply to jobs from your own Gmail and how to connect your resume to Claude with MCP.