How is a resume scored, and what does the score actually mean?

Unknown from the README. It says only that this is resume first-pass scoring with TypeSafe Jev — no rubric, no criteria list, no score range, and no statement of whether the output is a probability, a rank or a label. Anything more specific would be invention.

Can I run it locally, and does it need a TypeSafe API key?

There are no commands in this README and no mention of a key, an endpoint or a model name. That is thinner than most demos in this directory, which spell out npm i and npm run dev, so the setup has to be read out of the source before you commit any time to it.

Is this a finished app or a placeholder someone started?

The README does not say, and gives no screenshots, feature list or changelog. A one-line description is equally consistent with a working demo and a stub, so the sensible assumption is that the scope is unknown rather than small or large.

How would this compare with keyword or embedding-based resume screening?

The comparison cannot be made from what is published. No method, no evaluation set, no baseline accuracy and no statement of what Jev changes here are given, so there is no evidence either way about screening quality.

What language is hiresignal written in?

It is cataloged as TypeScript. The README names no framework, dependencies, runtime version, or build tool.

What license does hiresignal use?

No license is stated anywhere in the README or repository listing, so reuse rights are undefined.

Who maintains hiresignal?

The repository is under the GitHub user ndolinschi, the same author as cartshield and harnessjudge, and it is cataloged as a community demo rather than a maintained product.

CommunityJev Demos & Experiments

Hiresignal

HireSignal is a resume first-pass scoring demo running on TypeSafe Jev. The whole README is a single sentence, so the interface, the scoring rubric, the question shape and the setup steps are all undocumented.

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HireSignal — resume first-pass fit+interview via TypeSafe Jev

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Last pushed: Updated Sep 2026

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Highlights

The README states one thing: resume first-pass scoring with TypeSafe Jev.
No install, run, or build commands appear anywhere in the README.
No rubric, no score range, no input format, and no model or endpoint named.

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The README is a single sentence — resume first-pass scoring with TypeSafe Jev — and nothing else. It documents no install or run command, no interface, no input format, no score range or units, no evidence that Jev is called with a Choice, Score or Noul question, no API key requirement, and no model or endpoint. None of that is recoverable from the repository README, so the only defensible claim here is the stated purpose. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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