workorai
"WorkorAI talent marketplace skill: candidate job search and employer hiring with white-box match explanations via the WorkorAI MCP server (
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"WorkorAI talent marketplace skill: candidate job search and employer hiring with white-box match explanations via the WorkorAI MCP server (https://workorai.com/mcp). Use when the user asks to find a job, apply to jobs, respond to employer invitations, or when an employer wants to post jobs, search and evaluate candidates, invite them, and review applicants."
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# WorkorAI Agent Kit [](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@workorai/agent-kit) [](LICENSE) [](skills/workorai/SKILL.md) WorkorAI Agent Kit packages the `workorai` Agent Skill and a zero-dependency installer for WorkorAI MCP talent marketplace workflows. It supports both sides of the marketplace through one skill: - **Candidates** ask prompts like `найди мне работу`, `find me a job`, or `help me get hired`; the skill guides them through onboarding, MCP key setup, and the candidate match tools. - **Employers** ask prompts like `найди кандидатов`, `hire developers`, `post a job`, or `review applicants`; the skill walks through the 19-tool employer MCP surface (job lifecycle, candidate discovery, invitations, applicants review). Both roles share one skill name (`workorai`) and one credential helper, with role-aware storage slots so a dual-role user can keep both keys. ## Install Install the skill and write MCP config for supported local agents: ```bash npx @workorai/agent-kit install ``` Install for one client: ```bash npx @workorai/agent-kit install --agent codex npx @workorai/agent-kit install --agent claude npx @workorai/agent-kit install --agent opencode npx @workorai/agent-kit install --agent cursor npx @workorai/agent-kit install --agent openclaw npx @workorai/agent-kit install --agent qwen npx @workorai/agent-kit install --agent antigravity npx @workorai/agent-kit install --agent deepcode ``` Use a local development MCP endpoint: ```bash npx @workorai/agent-kit install --endpoint http://127.0.0.1:3001/mcp ``` For isolated installer tests, set `WORKORAI_AGENT_HOME` to a temporary directory: ```bash WORKORAI_AGENT_HOME=/tmp/workorai-agent-home npx @workorai/agent-kit install ``` After install, restart the agent client and ask: ```text find me a job ``` ## What Is Included - `skills/workorai/SKILL.md` - canonical Agent Skill (thin role router). - `skills/workorai/agents/openai.yaml` - Codex/OpenAI-style UI metadata. - `skills/workorai/references/` - `candidate-catalog.md` - candidate tool mini-schemas - `candidate-recipes.md` - candidate calling-order recipes (incl. the Agent Pick result presentation) - `candidate-troubleshooting.md` - candidate-side error scenarios - `employer-catalog.md` - 19 employer tool mini-schemas - `employer-recipes.md` - hire / review / lifecycle recipes - `employer-troubleshooting.md` - employer-side error scenarios - `auth-flow.md` - candidate and employer onboarding + saved-key flow - `troubleshooting.md` - cross-role MCP transport / saved-key issues - `skills/workorai/scripts/credential-store.mjs` - role-aware consent-based local MCP key storage. - `bin/workorai-agent.mjs` - installer, MCP config writer, diagnostics, and credential command wrapper. ## Supported Targets | Agent target | Skill location | MCP config | | --- | --- | --- | | `codex` | `~/.codex/skills/workorai` | `~/.codex/config.toml` | | `claude` | `~/.claude/skills/workorai` | `~/.claude.json` | | `opencode` | `~/.config/opencode/skills/workorai` | `~/.config/opencode/config.json` | | `cursor` | `~/.cursor/skills/workorai` | Use WorkorAI MCP config supported by your Cursor setup | | `openclaw` | `~/.agents/skills/workorai` | `~/.agents/mcp.json` | | `qwen` | `~/.qwen/skills/workorai` | Configure MCP according to your Qwen Code setup | | `antigravity` | `~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/workorai` | Configure MCP according to your Antigravity setup | | `deepcode` | `~/.agents/skills/workorai` | `~/.agents/mcp.json` | | `generic` | `~/.agents/skills/workorai` | `~/.agents/mcp.json` | The default `install` command installs a canonical copy at `~/.agents/skills/workorai` and links or copies compatible client locations. ## Commands ```bash npx @workorai/agent-kit --help npx @workorai/agent-kit install --dry-run npx @workorai/agent-kit configure --agent all npx @workorai/agent-kit print-config --agent codex npx @workorai/agent-kit doctor --agent all npx @workorai/agent-kit credential get ``` ## Credentials The skill reads WorkorAI MCP keys role-aware. Default `--role` is `candidate`; pass `--role=employer` for the employer slot. Candidate read order: 1. `WORKORAI_MCP_API_KEY` 2. OS secret store (account `candidate`) 3. Shared local fallback at `~/.config/workorai/mcp-token` Employer read order: 1. `WORKORAI_EMPLOYER_MCP_API_KEY` 2. OS secret store (account `employer`) 3. Shared local fallback at `~/.config/workorai/mcp-token-employer` Save with OS storage by default: ```bash npx @workorai/agent-kit credential save # candidate (default) npx @workorai/agent-kit credential save --role=employer ``` Use best-effort storage for headless agent sessions: ```bash npx @workorai/agent-kit credential save --best-effort --role=candidate npx @workorai/agent-kit credential save --best-effort --role=employer ``` Use the shared file fallback only after explicit user consent: ```bash npx @workorai/agent-kit credential save --shared-file --role=<role> ``` Never put real WorkorAI MCP keys in repositories, screenshots, issue text, or MCP config. Redact keys as `wai_[REDACTED]`. ## Skill Hub Compatibility This repository is structured for direct ingestion by major skill surfaces: - **GitHub**: readable standalone repository with license, security policy, CI, and contribution docs. - **npm**: `@workorai/agent-kit` CLI package for one-command install. - **Codex/OpenAI-style skills**: canonical folder at `skills/workorai` plus `agents/openai.yaml`. - **Claude Code**: standard `SKILL.md` folder installable into `.claude/skills/` or `~/.claude/skills/`. - **OpenCode**: standard `SKILL.md` folder installable into `.opencode/skills/`, `~/.config/opencode/skills/`, or Claude-compatible locations. - **Cursor**: standard `SKILL.md` folder installable into `.cursor/skills/` or `~/.cursor/skills/`. - **Qwen Code**: standard `SKILL.md` folder installable into `.qwen/skills/` or `~/.qwen/skills/`. - **Antigravity / Gemini Antigravity**: standard `SKILL.md` folder installable into `~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/`. - **Deep Code / DeepSeek**: standard `SKILL.md` folder installable into `.deepcode/skills/` or the shared `~/.agents/skills/`. - **skills.re and similar registries**: root `skills/` folder with at least one skill directory. - **Cursor/Windsurf-compatible hubs**: canonical `SKILL.md` folder plus generic MCP config notes in `registry/`. Submission notes live in [`registry/submission-checklist.md`](registry/submission-checklist.md). ## Candidate Onboarding When personalized MCP access is not available, the skill guides the user through: 1. Register and sign in: <https://workorai.com/candidate/login> 2. Complete profile: <https://workorai.com/candidate/profile> 3. Complete the profile interview and wait for evaluation. 4. Generate or copy the MCP key: <https://workorai.com/candidate/home?tab=mcp> 5. Paste the key into the agent session for immediate `candidate.search_jobs` use. ## Employer Onboarding When the user asks to hire, post jobs, or review candidates, the skill guides them through: 1. Sign in: <https://workorai.com/employer/login> 2. Open the Employer Dashboard and locate the Employer MCP card: <https://workorai.com/employer/dashboard> 3. Generate or copy the MCP key from the card. 4. Paste the key into the agent session for immediate `employer.*` tool use. 5. Save with `--role=employer` for future hiring searches. The 19 employer tools cover the full hire-to-review lifecycle. See `skills/workorai/references/employer-catalog.md` for the mini-schemas and `skills/workorai/references/employer-recipes.md` for the four calling-order recipes (hire from a specific job, free-form hire, funnel review, pending-invites cleanup) plus the job lifecycle (create → publish → close → archive). ## Development ```bash npm run validate npm run smoke npm pack --dry-run ``` `npm run smoke` installs into a temporary directory only and does not touch user agent config. ## Release 1. Update `CHANGELOG.md`. 2. Run validation, smoke, and `npm pack --dry-run`. 3. Tag the GitHub release. 4. Publish npm: ```bash npm publish --access public ``` 5. Submit the repository URL to relevant skill hubs using `registry/submission-checklist.md`. ## License MIT. See [`LICENSE`](LICENSE).