Questions people ask.

A job-matching service you use from inside an AI assistant. It reads employer career pages every day, scores new openings against your resume, and answers your assistant with a short ranked list of jobs that fit — with the reasons.

OfferHunt is preparing official listings for ChatGPT, Claude, and Muse. Once each platform approves and publishes its listing, search for OfferHunt in that assistant's plugin or connector directory and follow its connection flow.

No. OfferHunt answers questions rather than listing everything. Your assistant asks for what you want and gets the best matches back, a page of ten at a time. Your account page only lists connected assistants and lets you delete your data.

From the career pages employers publish themselves, including Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, Workable, Teamtailor, Recruitee, Personio, Breezy HR, and BambooHR. OfferHunt covers jobs in the United States and Canada.

Create a scheduled task in your assistant — Claude and ChatGPT both have them — with a prompt like “Every morning at 8, use OfferHunt to show me today’s best 3 new jobs and why they fit.” New postings are scored overnight, and each one is offered to you once.

Yes, per account and per day: up to 150 jobs shown in results, 40 opened in detail, 20 companies searched by name, and 5 resume readings. Limits reset at midnight Pacific time. They are there so the catalog cannot be copied out, and ordinary use stays well under them.

Only what its tool calls return: your profile summary, your matches, and the jobs you have saved, passed on or applied to. What the assistant does with that is covered by its own provider’s terms. You can disconnect an assistant, or delete your account and everything in it, from your account page.

When a full read of an employer’s career page no longer lists a role that was open, OfferHunt marks that role closed. If the read comes back incomplete, the role stays open.