Your resume is screened by software before a human ever sees it, and this four-agent team you run inside Ultron ranks you high enough that a recruiter actually reaches you.
When you apply for a job, your resume usually gets screened by software (an ATS) before a person ever sees it. It can knock you out on one wrong answer, or just rank you so low a recruiter never reaches you. This four-agent team fixes that. Paste the mega prompt into Ultron, add your resume and the role, and run it.
The 4-agent mega prompt
What each agent does
The Scout: reads live job ads for your role and pulls the keywords and skills that keep repeating, so you optimise against what employers actually ask for, not guesses.
The Strategist: scores your resume against that, finds your gaps, and reorders it so your strongest, most relevant experience sits in the top third where recruiters look first.
The Surgeon: rewrites every bullet with the XYZ formula (accomplished X, as measured by Y, by doing Z) and strips anything that breaks ATS parsing, like tables and columns.
The Auditor: runs the finished resume back through an ATS lens, scores your keyword coverage, and flags anything still weak.
How to use it
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Paste the mega prompt into Ultron.
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Add your current resume and the job description (or target role).
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Run it and let all four agents work in order. New to this? Do one role at a time. Comfortable? Run the whole team in one go.
The scale-up move
What it is: once it's working, point it at your dream role and have it pull a batch of matching listings and tailor a fresh version of your resume to each.
Heads up: Ultron tailors, it does not apply for you, so you still hit submit. And tailored beats spray-and-pray, so don't fire the same generic resume everywhere.
The honest bit
Most ATS rank and sort rather than mass-reject (knockout questions, like work authorization or years of experience, are the real instant filter), so this is about ranking higher and parsing cleanly, not gaming a robot. It is worth learning how applicant tracking systems actually rank and parse resumes, so you optimise for the real behaviour instead of the myth.
Run this on autopilot.
Everything in this guide becomes an agent inside Ultron: set it up once, keep it running. You review, it executes.