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CareerBoard API for Job Search Automation and Integrations

Explore CareerBoard API documentation, the Node.js client, and public developer resources for the CareerBoard job-search workspace.

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Public API docs are the starting pointThe Node.js client speeds up practical workThe category still matters technically

Why CareerBoard

Keep the whole search in one operating system

CareerBoard works best when you want every role, document, interview, and AI workflow to stay connected instead of resetting across separate tools.

Public API docs are the starting point

The Node.js client speeds up practical work

The category still matters technically

Overview

What this public page needs to communicate

The API page should make one thing clear: CareerBoard is not just a UI. It is an operational layer for applicant workflows that developers can extend, automate, and connect to their own tools when they want the job search to behave like a system.

Public API docs are the starting point

Developers can inspect the current public surface before wiring automations or integrations around CareerBoard workflows.

The Node.js client speeds up practical work

It gives developers a faster path to scripts, prototypes, and product integrations built on top of CareerBoard.

The category still matters technically

Good integrations preserve project, role, and artifact context instead of flattening CareerBoard into a generic list of records.

Workflow

How this fits into the CareerBoard system

These pages explain how assistant, integration, and capture entrypoints map back to the actual workspace and its role-based workflows.

01

Review the public docs first

Understand the available endpoints and resources before deciding how to automate or extend the workflow.

02

Use the Node.js client for faster implementation

The client repository is the easiest starting point for scripts, tools, and prototypes that need programmatic access.

03

Design around job-search continuity

The best integrations keep project context, vacancy context, and role-linked artifacts intact instead of reducing everything to standalone records.

Questions

Common clarifications

Short answers for product framing and public discoverability.