Show HN: AI Resume Screening – Looking for feedback from recruiters (aiomniu.top)
This tool helps teams:
- Batch upload and parse PDF resumes
- Compare candidates with job descriptions
- Review candidates' skills, experience, project experience, and industry fit
- Provide candidate fit analysis and scoring ranges
- Export results as a CSV file
To better meet the requirements of the European and American markets, candidate contact information is encrypted by default when uploading data. We do not provide judgments on unsuitable or unrecommended candidates. Artificial intelligence can only be used as an aid, not a replacement for HR judgment. We oppose all forms of professional discrimination.
We are currently offering Beta testing access to 100 HR professionals, recruiters, hiring managers, and technology team leaders. Beta users can enjoy:
- Free use during the testing period
- 1800 points per month after official launch
- 35% discount on on-premises deployment services
If you work in recruitment, you are welcome to participate in the trial:
I would like to understand the issues with false positives, false negatives, and shortcomings in the workflow. What is the biggest pain point in your current resume screening process?
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[ 0.26 ms ] story [ 18.7 ms ] threadOver the past few days, we integrated a credit system into the product to prepare for future commercialization. But after adding credits, the overall scheduling logic of our AI Gateway became much more complicated.
I’m not a technical person, and AI really likes to agree with me, so we got stuck on some architectural issues for quite a while.
Hopefully we can get through that in the next couple of days and finally complete the whole loop.
After publishing the product on several channels, we’ve actually started getting some feedback. I’m now thinking about offering it for free for the first one or two months, with credits resetting every week. The goal is to get a group of people using it regularly, build some usage habits, and, more importantly, find out whether there is actually a real demand for it.
If that works, I can gradually upgrade our Cloudflare plan and increase the capacity for more users. Hopefully that turns into a healthy little loop.
Anyway, I guess I’m using HN as a bit of a diary at this point.
Just wanted to write down how things are going. Hopefully not too many people see this.