For developers · Review-first CVs

Turn the work you shipped into a story people can scan and trust.

QCV is a resume platform for every profession. This developer-focused workflow is being designed to help you bring projects, experience, and technical context into one reviewable career profile—then tailor the signal for each role.

Available now: reviewable GitHub, Markdown, JSON, and supported CV imports; editing, publishing at q.cv/yourname, and PDF download. The production CLI remains planned, and provider-backed imports can be temporarily unavailable.

CLI · PLANNED
$ npx qcv import github
↳ select projects
↳ review every field

$ npx qcv import resume.md
↳ preview changes

$ npx qcv publish
pre-launch command
Review before use
Developer workflow

Import, tailor, publish, share, and download with a review step before changes.

AVAILABLE

01 / WORKFLOW

A shorter path from source material to a focused CV.

Each stage keeps imported material explainable and gives you the final say before anything reaches a CV.

01AVAILABLE

Bring useful evidence in

Choose public GitHub profile details and repositories, or import deterministic Markdown/JSON. Every import starts as a preview—not an automatic rewrite.

See the broader import direction
02AVAILABLE

Edit the document itself

Refine wording, reorder sections, switch trusted templates, and decide which projects support a particular application.

Preview template direction
03AVAILABLE

Publish and export

Publish the CV you choose at q.cv/yourname, share its canonical link, and download a PDF on demand.

Open your workspace

02 / TECHNICAL STORY

A repository list is not yet a career narrative.

A useful developer resume connects technical choices to scope, constraints, collaboration, and outcomes. QCV helps organize that evidence without inventing claims.

01

Lead with impact

Explain what changed for users, teammates, reliability, cost, or delivery—not only which tools were used.

02

Add just enough context

Clarify your ownership, the system’s scale, and the constraint that made the work difficult.

03

Curate the stack

Keep the technologies that support the target role. A long keyword inventory can bury the stronger evidence.

04

Make it readable

Use familiar section labels, selectable text, and a clear hierarchy. No builder can guarantee results in every ATS.

03 / SOURCES

Supported inputs, with review built in.

QCV asks you to select and confirm source material. It does not treat an external profile as a finished resume.

GH
GitHub importAVAILABLE

Select public profile details and projects through an official, least-data workflow.

MD
Markdown importAVAILABLE

Use a deterministic, reviewable file as a starting point for your career profile.

{ }
JSON importAVAILABLE

Bring structured data into a preview before confirming any merge or replacement.

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CLI workflowPRE-LAUNCH

The current package is a prototype; production login, import, edit, and publish commands are planned.

04 / GUARDRAILS

Built around your judgment, not a black box.

  • Review before change

    Imported fields remain a draft until you confirm them.

  • One source, tailored documents

    Your reusable career profile and each resume stay distinct.

  • Truthful availability

    Provider-backed imports explain when runtime availability matters, and the planned CLI does not masquerade as a live workflow.

  • Readable, never guaranteed

    Templates are intended for clear parsing, with no promise of universal ATS performance.

Developer workflow

Bring the evidence.
Shape the signal.

Verify your account, then import, tailor and publish your CV for free. Pro adds optional premium templates and customization. The production CLI is still being built.

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