REX sorts my job postings. I approve every submission.
I designed and led REX on my own, built with AI coding agents, for my own job search. It reads job postings, scores them with fixed rules and prepares the applications.
Sort three postings, the way REX shows them to me.
REX reads job postings, scores them with fixed rules and prepares the application. Here, you make the call, on three sample postings.
Customer Success Programs
Three postings sorted.
What REX actually does:
- A score out of 100 calculated by fixed rules, the same every time
- An application prepared solely from my actual background
- Nothing goes out without my approval, tied to the exact version of the application
- Automated tests check all of this
The same posting gets the same score every time. The calculation follows rules written in advance.
Every line of the application must come from my real background, otherwise REX rejects it.
Nothing goes out without approval, tied to the exact version of the application.
These postings are examples written for this page, not real job ads.
What's behind the demo.
REX, live.
Invitation-only beta, with a guest demo: two real screens, fictitious data.
The rules REX follows.
Every application waits for my approval, tied to the exact version of the file.
An application containing information absent from my actual background is rejected.
The score out of 100 comes from fixed rules: same posting, same score.
Hidden instructions in a posting are detected by rules written in code; a suspicious posting blocks preparation until I review it.