Kitten Job Assist

Fills job application forms from your Kitten job pipeline and captures postings into it. It never submits a form for you.

Kitten Job Assist is the browser half of Kitten, a personal job-hunting assistant. It needs a Kitten account; on its own it does nothing. On an application form it recognises the fields and offers to fill them from your job profile and the answers Kitten prepared for that role. Every field is a separate click, or fill the lot at once. It never presses Submit for you, and it never invents an answer: anything it cannot ground in your profile or the posting is left empty with a note. On a job posting it captures the role into your pipeline, so Kitten can score how well it fits, write a tailored one-page resume and a cover letter, and track the thread from applied through to offer. Where it runs It runs only on job boards, on applicant tracking systems, and on the form hosts that job applications are actually filled on, and nowhere else. Chrome shows you the exact list of sites before you install. For a company careers page it does not recognise, open the side panel and turn Kitten on for that one site. Chrome asks your permission for that origin only, and the side panel lists everything you have turned on so you can turn it off again. What it sends Only to your own Kitten server, never anywhere else: the posting text and the labels of the form you are on, so answers can be drafted, and the parts of your job profile needed to fill a field. It is authenticated with a scoped token you create yourself and can revoke at any time.