I have open sourced the EU job search process

Agisse ranks the roles that fit your CV, tells you which are worth it, and helps you apply, reach out and prepare.

Get started. Free with your own AI key · Open source · Made in Europe.

Bots that fire off hundreds of applications in your name get you ignored. Agisse does the research and the drafting, then hands you the wheel.

Every posting gets a clear verdict against your CV, requirement by requirement, then a CV and cover letter tailored to the ones that fit.

People at the company you have something in common with, and a short note drafted for you to send from your own account.

How each company's hiring rounds run, real reported questions to practise, and a sourced salary range when the offer comes.

Also: CV review, a browser extension that brings Agisse to any job posting, an application board, and use from Claude, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client (how to connect).

Agisse lists what a posting asks for and checks each point against your CV. Below 4.0 out of 5 it calls the role a long shot and names the gaps. How the score works

No, on purpose. Auto-apply bots flood recruiters, who then filter harder. Agisse drafts; you submit and send, from your own accounts.

Yes, it’s free: no paid plan, no ads, and your data is never sold. Try the AI features free on Agisse’s key. For real use, connect your own OpenRouter key and pay OpenRouter directly. The hosting costs little.

In a database in the EU. With your own AI key, requests go straight to your provider. Download your data or delete your account in Profile at any time. What goes where

No. Agisse is on your side only: it never scores or ranks candidates for employers, never sells or shares your data with them, and no employer can pay to appear in your feed.

Lennart started Agisse to help people learn about AI while searching and applying for jobs. It is an open-source project, not a company.

From Claude, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients: sign in with your Agisse account and they can read your feed and tracker. Set it up

All the code is open source (AGPL). The job data on agisse.xyz isn’t: the hosted service collects and maintains it. Your own copy starts with an empty feed. Run it yourself