Generate application kits

An Application Kit turns an approved role into a reviewable set of materials. A typical kit can include tailored resume bullets, a cover note, recruiter message, application-form answer drafts, and proof point selection. The kit should make your evidence easier to see; it should not invent experience or send anything without review.

Start from an approved decision or a role you have manually chosen to pursue. RoleWorth uses the job description, your profile, your resume, and your Proof Bank to choose the strongest claims. Strong kits are specific: they connect a requirement to a real project, metric, scope, domain, or outcome.

Review the kit in this order:

1. Requirements coverage: confirm the draft addresses the most important requirements from the posting. 2. Evidence accuracy: remove claims you cannot defend in an interview. 3. Tone and seniority: make sure the materials sound like you and match the level of the role. 4. Gaps and risks: look for missing work authorization, location, compensation, or technical requirements. 5. Export readiness: approve only the pieces you would be comfortable sending manually.

Application Kit output is reviewable draft work. It does not mean an application has been submitted. Export and submission-adjacent claims should follow the current in-product status, plan gate, and QA proof. LinkedIn, Workday, and manual-only paths require manual handling unless the product shows verified support.