Redditor's Codex job-hunt workflow landed 3 interviews by matching CV to roles
West-Flounder1295 · reddit · 2026-09-22
A Reddit user built a job-application workflow with Codex: feed in your CV and let the agent find matching US or remote roles. It surfaced 5 matching positions, identified skill gaps, and provided direct application links. The author reports 3 interview calls so far and is soliciting feedback to improve the workflow.
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