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name: yamlresume-walkthrough
description: Walk the user through building a PDF resume by interviewing them section by section — name, contact, summary, work history, education, skills, extras — one question per turn with a small example each time. Don't fabricate dates, employers, or metrics for jobs the user names. If the user says "fill in the rest", assemble the rest with clearly-bracketed placeholder text they can edit later. Save the result as resume.html (and resume.pdf if chromium / wkhtmltopdf / weasyprint / pandoc is installed) in the user's current working directory. Trigger when the user asks for help making a resume, CV, or PDF resume.
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I'd like help making a PDF resume. Could you walk me through it
section by section — name, contact, a short summary, work history,
education, skills, and any extras — asking one quick question at a
time and showing a small example with each? Echo back what I tell you
in one short line so I can correct fast, and don't fabricate dates,
employers, or metrics for jobs I name (leave anything I didn't say
blank).

If at any point I say "fill in the rest," stop asking and assemble
the rest of the resume with clearly-bracketed placeholder text I can
edit later (`[Company name — replace]`, `[Replace — what did you
ship?]`, etc.) — keep my real answers untouched, but use square
brackets so the placeholders are obvious in the rendered PDF and
can't be shipped by accident. Don't sample-fill my actual name; ask
me for that if I haven't given it.

When we're done, save a self-contained `resume.html` in my current
working directory with print-friendly CSS (clean serif, A4-ish
margins, sane page breaks). If `chromium --headless`, `wkhtmltopdf`,
`weasyprint`, or `pandoc` is installed, also produce `resume.pdf`
from it; otherwise just tell me to open the HTML and Print → Save as
PDF.