Open CareerBoard Settings and choose Grok
Start from the Connectors tab and use the screenshot-based Grok guide inside CareerBoard.
AI assistant
Use the connector guide in CareerBoard Settings to bring the live workspace into Grok. The setup is manual today, but it is already easy to follow and much more powerful than another stateless prompt thread.
Overview
CareerBoard is not listed in connector stores yet. The right story today is simple manual setup with a clear guide inside Settings.
What changes
Grok gets the real CareerBoard workspace behind the conversation instead of pasted snippets.
Projects, applications, candidate context, generated documents, and interview work stay tied to the same role trail.
Users can turn Grok into a practical job-search copilot without moving the workflow out of CareerBoard.
Why setup feels easy
The Grok guide is already present inside CareerBoard Settings.
Users get screenshots plus copy-ready server and OAuth values.
The manual flow is short: create, paste, connect, authorize, test.
Best when
The user wants Grok to operate on active applications, not generic listing searches.
Role evaluation, tailoring, and prep should stay grounded in stored workspace context.
The conversation should keep the same board and document trail instead of resetting each time.
Setup
Everything starts from CareerBoard Settings. Pick Grok, follow the illustrated steps, paste the provided values into your client, and authorize once.
Manual for now. Fast in practice.
The Settings screen includes a convenient provider-specific instruction flow with screenshots, so users do not have to guess where each field belongs.
Start from the Connectors tab and use the screenshot-based Grok guide inside CareerBoard.
Follow the guide to open Grok's connector screen and create a new custom connector for CareerBoard.
CareerBoard provides the exact values Grok expects, including the MCP endpoint and OAuth credentials.
Save, connect, approve access through CareerBoard, and try a short first prompt to confirm the setup.
Prompts
The first tests can stay simple. The main win is that the assistant now works from your real workspace instead of a blank conversation.
Show my CareerBoard projects.
Summarize my main application board and tell me which roles need follow-up first.
Evaluate whether this vacancy is worth pursuing for my current project.
Generate a tailored resume for this board item.
Draft a cover letter for this application and keep it tied to the role.
Prepare me for the next interview using the resume already attached to this application.
Value
The setup is manual, but the payoff is a much better operating layer for the active search.
The model can summarize active roles, stalled applications, and next actions from the workspace instead of from a pasted list.
Resumes, cover letters, prep notes, and reviews stay linked to the application instead of drifting across separate chats.
Vacancy evaluation, tailoring, and interview work can start from the same stored candidate and project context every time.
The assistant becomes more useful when it can act on the live search system instead of responding to one isolated prompt.
Methods
This is the current tool surface available to supported clients connected through CareerBoard.
Use these methods to inspect the authenticated user's projects and the reusable candidate context behind each project.
List Projects
Load the user's current CareerBoard projects.
Show Project Board
Load one project board grouped by application stage.
Get Project Candidate Profile
Read the project-level candidate profile and summary fields.
Update Project Candidate Profile
Replace the main candidate profile markdown for a project.
These methods cover application detail, artifact lookup, comments, and board movement inside an active job-search project.
Get Application
Load one board item with vacancy text, comments, interviews, and status history.
Create Application
Create a new board item for a role.
Move Application
Move an existing application to another stage and position.
Get Application Resume
Load the tailored resume attached to an application.
Get Application Cover Letter
Load the cover letter attached to an application.
Get Application Interview Preparation
Load the current interview-preparation artifact for an application.
List Application Comments
List comments attached to one application.
Add Application Comment
Create a new comment on a board item.
Use these methods to inspect scheduled interviews, manage interview records, and work with transcript and overview state.
Get Project Interview Schedule
List interviews scheduled in a project.
Get Interview Overview
Load interview transcript and overview state for one interview.
Create Application Interview
Create a new scheduled interview under one application.
Update Application Interview
Update one existing interview attached to an application.
Delete Application Interview
Delete one interview attached to an application.
Prepare Interview
Enqueue interview-preparation generation for an application.
These methods let the client inspect available scrapers, create source configurations, and manage ongoing scrape inputs for a project.
List Scraper Catalog
List available vacancy scrapers for the current authenticated billing tier.
List Scrape Sources
List configured vacancy scrape sources for a project.
Create Scrape Source
Create a new vacancy scraping source for a project.
Generate Scrape Sources
Generate suggested search URLs for new vacancy scraping sources in a project.
Update Scrape Source
Update one existing vacancy scrape source.
Delete Scrape Source
Delete one vacancy scrape source and its owned scraping data.
These methods let the client run scrapers, inspect scraped vacancy inboxes, review results, and import promising roles into the board.
Run Scrape Source
Reserve funds and enqueue one run for a single vacancy scrape source.
Run All Scrape Sources
Enqueue one scrape run across all enabled sources in a project.
Create Scrape Run
Create an ad hoc vacancy scraping run for one project and URL.
List Scrape Runs
List vacancy scraping runs for a project.
Cancel Scrape Run
Cancel one queued vacancy scraping run.
Retry Scrape Run
Retry one failed or canceled vacancy scraping run from its saved snapshot.
List Scraped Vacancies
Load scraped vacancies with optional review, source, run, verdict, and search filters.
Mark Scraped Vacancies Reviewed
Mark the current scraped vacancy inbox as reviewed for one project.
Get Scraped Vacancy Detail
Load one full scraped vacancy detail, including description text and AI rationale.
Evaluate Scraped Vacancies
Queue AI evaluation for selected scraped vacancies.
Extract Manual Vacancy
Enqueue extraction of normalized vacancy fields from externally supplied readable page text.
Evaluate Manual Vacancy
Queue AI evaluation for one manually supplied vacancy description against the project profile.
Import Scraped Vacancies To Board
Import selected scraped vacancies into the project board.
This part of the tool surface handles long-running document generation, task polling, and usage visibility.
Generate Resume
Queue tailored resume generation for an application.
Generate Cover Letter
Queue tailored cover-letter generation for an application.
Get Task Status
Load one background task by id.
Get Billing Overview
Return the current billing tier and available balance for the user.
Notes
A few notes for using CareerBoard as the workspace behind Grok.
Good to know
CareerBoard is not in the Grok connector store yet, so setup is manual for now through the guide in Settings.
The Settings flow includes screenshots plus copy-ready MCP and OAuth values.
The strongest Grok use cases are application tracking, vacancy evaluation, tailoring, interview prep, and review.
Privacy
CareerBoard only exposes data available to the connected account, and the setup guide is shown inside the product settings where users also manage access.