Resume AI rewrite — improve your bullets with AI

Open a resume in the resume editor (/resume-builder/[id]) and every bullet point gets a small sparkle button: Improve with AI. Click it and the AI rewrites that one bullet — stronger action verb, more specific, clearer impact — grounded in what the bullet already says.

How it works

1. Click the sparkle next to a bullet (Improve with AI)
2. The sparkle spins for a moment while the AI works
3. The improved bullet replaces the old one, and a short note says Bullet improved (with a line on what changed, when the AI gives one). Preferred the original? Press Undo in the toolbar, or Ctrl + Z

What the AI won't do

The rewrite is grounded in your actual content:

• It won't invent numbers. If your bullet has no metric, the AI doesn't make one up — add the real number yourself.
• It won't invent achievements — it won't say "managed a team of 50" if your bullet never mentions a team.
• It won't add employers you didn't work for.

Brand-new bullets

In the video: 3:27

• Generate Points under a job: jot down what you did, hit Generate, add the bullets you like with the +, then Done.
• Suggest from interviews (in the editor's menu): if you've done interviews with InterviewChamp, it writes bullets from what you actually said, each with the quote it came from.

Match your resume to a job

In the video: 3:59

In the editor, hit Tailor for JD, paste a job description and hit Analyze match. You get a match score plus two rows of keywords: the ones your resume already has, and the ones it's missing. Use the missing ones as a checklist while you edit (and while you improve bullets with AI).

How many rewrites you get

Bullet rewrites spend your daily AI credits: 6 a day on Free, shared with tailored resumes, cover letters and the Chrome extension; unlimited on Pro and Pro+. When they run out, clicking the sparkle brings up a note with an Upgrade button.

How to use it well

• Improve the weakest bullets first. The resume score panel's hints point at them (e.g. "most bullets lack quantified results").
• Then add your real numbers. The AI won't invent them, so a rewrite plus your own metric is the strongest bullet.
• Re-check the score after a round of edits and watch it move.

Gotchas

• Every plan uses the same model for rewrites — Claude Haiku 4.5, with GPT-5.4 Mini as the backup if Claude is down.
• Undo takes a rewrite back. Press Undo in the toolbar (or Ctrl + Z) to return to the original, or edit the bullet by hand.

Still stuck?

Help & how-tos → Contact us with category "Something is broken" + which bullet + what the rewrite did vs what you expected.