Open-Source Job Search Tool for Claude Code Released

Developer Elliott Dehn has released 'open-jobs', an open-source job search tool that can be integrated with Claude Code. The tool provides both code and data for free under the CC0 license, requiring no sign-up or paid subscription.

Key Features and Dataset

• Large-scale dataset: Crawls the hiring pages of approximately 65,000 companies daily to collect 2 million open job listings. The data includes embeddings for each listing.
• Efficient search: Instead of downloading the entire corpus, it loads only the group closest to the user's desired role from data pre-clustered into similar job groups, thereby increasing search speed.
• Usage: Clone the GitHub repository and have Claude Code read AGENTS.md to perform searches. It works in the terminal, desktop app, and IDE extensions, but is not supported in web and mobile apps.

Characteristics

• Free and open-source: Both code and data are under the CC0 license, and users only bear the cost of their own Claude usage.
• Personalized recommendations: Finds groups similar to the role described by the user and provides salary estimates using salary data learned by the model (based on approximately 525,000 job listings).