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Your agent applies.
You decide.

Point an MCP client at Carnet. It searches, logs, and researches applications. It never touches your notes.

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Lands on your board
Senior Software Engineer
Vector Finance · London, UK
AScreening
Sep 08
Staff Software Engineer, Platform
Meridian Systems · Remote (US)
SWishlist
Sep 10
Staff ML Platform Engineer
Brightline AI · San Francisco, hybrid
SInterview
Sep 05
What the agent called
create_job({
  url: "https://meridiansys.io/careers/
  staff-platform-engineer"
})
Logged via MCPStaff Software Engineer, Platform · Remote (US) · $185k–$220k. Saved to wishlist at tier B.

Six fields your agent didn't have to ask about. The tier bump to S was still you.

What it does

A job search is a pipeline your agent can drive.

The parts that are just data entry, an agent can do. The parts that need a person still need one.

An MCP server, not just a UI
search_jobs, create_job, add_job_contact. Your agent runs the same tools the app uses. Nothing is UI-only.
Paste a URL, yours or your agent’s
Carnet opens the posting and pulls the role, company, comp, and location. create_job over MCP runs the same pipeline.
Company research you can check
CEO, funding stage, headcount, what changed lately. Every fact has a source and a confidence label. "The model said so" isn’t verification.
Contacts, logged by hand or by agent
Name, title, email, LinkedIn. Add the recruiter yourself, or let your agent log it. Same fields either way.
Your ask, next to their band
The advertised range next to what you’re actually planning to ask for. So you notice before you lowball yourself.
Notes nothing rewrites
Company research and extraction get their own fields. Whatever you write in a comment stays exactly as written. Carnet’s models don’t touch it.
How it works

Three steps, then mostly nothing.

The best tracker is the one you don't have to maintain. Carnet asks for a URL, or an MCP call, and gets out of the way.

01
Connect your agent
Point any MCP client at Carnet. Clerk's OAuth handles the handshake. Nothing is shared until you approve it.
02
Let it do the logging
Your agent pastes URLs, logs contacts, and requests company research while you’re doing literally anything else.
03
You make the calls that matter
Which one gets an S, what you actually tell the recruiter, whether the offer is worth taking. Carnet hands those back to you.
Insights

The number nobody wants to look at.

Response rate, median time to reply, and the stage where applications quietly stop. Carnet computes all of it from what's already logged, whether a person typed it or an agent did.

Applications
34
+6 this month
Response rate
35%
+4pts vs last month
Median reply
9 days
From applied to first reply
Live offers
1
Decide by Sep 20
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