Named resume versions
Use a commit message to point the webhook run at the right resume without opening the app.
Built for developers who ship faster than their resume updates
GiZume AI Resume Automation
Register a repository once, let commits trigger README analysis, and receive an updated resume PDF by email when the project deserves a refresh.
Live resume
Backend resume
Repo
AI
PDF
OAuth-scoped GitHub import
README-aware AI rewrite
Commit-message resume targeting
Webhook-triggered updates
1 pushcan trigger a resume refresh
Serverprovider tokens stay off the browser
24/7webhook listener for registered repos
Product
A resume builder connected to your real work
See how repository evidence becomes resume content: GitHub context, named resume versions, webhook delivery history, PDF export, and email delivery.
Webhook Flow
Write project bullets from GitHub proof
Suggested bullet
Designed and secured a GitHub webhook system that validates signatures, reads repository README context, creates resume-ready project descriptions, and updates PDF resumes after verified pushes.
Push-to-refresh automation
Let a registered repository refresh the selected resume when a meaningful project update lands.
A security story users can trust
Server-side provider tokens, verified GitHub webhook signatures, and account-scoped records.
Resume delivery loop
Generate, render, and email the updated PDF when your portfolio changes.
Automation
From repo push to updated PDF
Every step matches the original automation goal: connect a repository, register the webhook, let the system analyze README changes, and send the updated resume without waiting for the user to open the app.
01
Connect GitHub
Import repositories with OAuth and keep provider credentials server-side.
02
Register a webhook
Set the repository, secret, and commit trigger once for each project.
03
Analyze README
The app reads repository context and writes concise project descriptions from real work.
04
Email the PDF
When the run finishes, the updated resume is rendered and sent to the user.
Why It Works
It replaces resume maintenance with a developer-native loop
GiZume connects your proof of work to the document recruiters actually read, so your strongest projects do not get trapped in old README files or forgotten portfolio links.
ProblemBeforeGiZume
Manual resume updatesForgotten after every projectAlways tied to shipped repos
Project descriptionsGeneric responsibilitiesREADME-led, repo-aware bullets
Resume versionsDuplicated files everywhereSelected by commit message
Portfolio freshnessDepends on memoryWebhook-triggered refresh path
Tokens stay on the server
User records are tenant scoped
Webhook signatures verify every payload
Automation can run without manual rebuilds
Security
A cleaner trust story before the user clicks OAuth
OAuth should feel clear before sign-in. GiZume keeps provider tokens on the server, verifies webhook payloads, and scopes data to the signed-in user.
Pricing
Free to start, paid when automation becomes the habit
Start with the core GitHub-to-resume workflow. Upgrade when you want ongoing refreshes, multiple named resume versions, and delivery automation.
Launch
For developers validating their first automated resume.
$0/month
- GitHub sign-in
- Repository import
- AI project descriptions
- PDF resume export
Automation Pro
For active applicants who want resume versions on autopilot.
$9/month
- Webhook resume refreshes
- Multiple named resume versions
- Email delivery after updates
- Priority AI generation
Start Today
Stop letting your best projects disappear between resume edits.
Connect GitHub, generate the first version, and turn future commits into proof for your next application.