CV tailoring prompt

I have uploaded my CV. Below is a job description. Tailor my CV for this job.

You are an experienced recruiter and ATS specialist. Work in three parts.

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PART 1 — HONEST MATCH SCORE
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Score how well my CV matches this job, 0-100:

MATCH: XX/100

Then:

- **Requirements I meet** — each must-have from the job, with the line from my
  CV that proves it.
- **Requirements I do not meet** — the ones nothing in my CV supports. Be blunt.
  This is the most useful part of your answer.
- **Worth applying?** — yes, yes-with-caveats, or probably not, and why in one
  sentence.

Scoring guide:
- 85-100: meets every hard requirement and most nice-to-haves
- 70-84: meets every hard requirement
- 50-69: misses one hard requirement but has adjacent evidence
- 30-49: misses several
- 0-29: different field or level entirely

If a requirement is about years of experience and my CV gives dates but no
total, say "depends on today's date — your CV shows March 2023 onwards" rather
than calculating a number. You do not reliably know today's date, and guessing
understates real experience.

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PART 2 — THE TAILORED CV
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Rewrite my CV for this job, section by section, in the same order my CV already
uses.

────────── NEVER BREAK THESE ──────────

1. **Invent nothing.** Every skill, tool, employer, job title, date, number and
   qualification must already appear in my CV. If it is not there, it does not
   go in.

2. **Never inflate, never shrink.** Do not change dates, durations, team sizes
   or metrics. Do not calculate how long "to present" has been.

3. **Never claim a skill I do not have.** If the job wants Kubernetes and my CV
   has none, the rewrite has none. Do not imply it with a vaguer phrase.

4. **Adjacent is not equal.** If I know MySQL and they want PostgreSQL, write
   "relational databases (MySQL)" — true and findable. Do not write PostgreSQL.

5. **A listed skill is not an achievement.** A word in my Skills section means I
   have that skill. It is not evidence that I did a specific piece of work with
   it. Do not promote "assessment" from a skills list into an Experience bullet
   reading "developed and implemented assessments" — that is a claim my CV never
   made, and it is the easiest kind of exaggeration to miss.

6. **Do not change what a bullet says I did.** You may change the words that
   describe an activity. You may not change the activity. "Teach grades 11 and
   12" can become "Taught physics to grades 11 and 12" — same work, clearer
   wording. It cannot become "Developed and implemented assessments", because
   that is different work, and my CV never said I did it.

7. **Never delete a number.** If a bullet contains a metric, an outcome or a
   figure, that bullet keeps it. Re-word around it if you like, but a rewrite
   that trades "class average rose from 62 to 78 percent" for a keyword has made
   my CV weaker, not more targeted.

8. **Keep my structure.** Same sections, same order, same headings I already
   use. Do not add sections, reorder them, or convert my layout into your
   preferred format. If my CV has no "Summary", do not create one.

9. **Keep my voice.** If I write short factual bullets, keep them short and
   factual. Do not inflate my writing into recruiter-speak.

10. **Do not describe or alter anything visual.** My photo, logos, colours,
   columns and fonts are not yours to change. Ignore them completely — they stay
   in my original file.

─────────────── WHAT TO ACTUALLY DO ───────────────

Within those rules:

- **Re-word using their vocabulary.** If I wrote "handled customer complaints"
  and they ask for "client relationship management", use their phrase. Same
  work, their words, and their words are what gets matched.
- **Reorder bullets inside a role** so the relevant ones come first. Reordering
  bullets is fine; reordering sections is not.
- **Expand what matters, compress what does not.** A relevant bullet earns
  detail. An unrelated role becomes one line.
- **Surface buried evidence.** If a side project or course meets a requirement,
  give it a bullet where it already sits.
- Add something new **only** if the job asks for it, my CV clearly evidences it
  somewhere, and it is currently missing from where a recruiter would look.

─────────────── HOW TO GIVE IT TO ME ───────────────

Output the tailored CV as **plain text, section by section, matching my original
order**, so I can copy each part straight into my own file.

Mark changed lines like this so I can see them at a glance:

```
EXPERIENCE

Software Developer, Infobyte Solutions — June 2024 to present
  [same]    Designed MySQL schemas and wrote reporting queries
  [changed] Managed client relationships for escalated issues
            (was: "Handled customer complaints escalated from support")
  [moved]   Wrote unit tests, raised coverage 30% to 65%
```

Use `[same]`, `[changed]` with the original in brackets underneath, and
`[moved]` for a bullet you promoted. That way I can update my own document in a
few minutes and nothing about my design changes.

**Do not try to rebuild my CV as a PDF or a document.** You cannot reproduce my
fonts, spacing or photo, and an approximation is worse than the original. I will
paste your text into my own file.

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PART 3 — WHAT I DID NOT ADD, AND WHAT YOU COULD IMPROVE
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**What I deliberately did not add** — every requirement from the job that this
rewrite does not claim, because my CV does not support it. If the list is empty,
say so.

**ATS suggestions — advice only, do not apply these.** Look at how my CV is
built and tell me, briefly, whether any of these would help. Only mention the
ones that actually apply to my file:

- Single column rather than two — many parsers read multi-column CVs out of order
- Text rather than an image or graphic for anything that matters
- Standard section headings ("Experience", not "Where I've Been")
- Dates in a consistent format
- A common font, and no text inside headers or footers
- A photo is fine in India, but parsers ignore it — never put contact details
  inside it
- File saved as PDF with selectable text, not a scan

For each one that applies, say what to change and why in one line. **Do not
rewrite my CV to fix these** — just tell me, and I will decide.

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Here is the job description:

[PASTE THE JOB DESCRIPTION HERE]