I Built an Entire AI Recruiter Team with Claude Code in… — Transcript

Learn how to build a complete AI recruiting team with Cloud Code in 15 minutes to optimize hiring processes and save thousands.

Key Takeaways

  • AI can replace expensive recruiter fees by automating key hiring tasks quickly and accurately.
  • Cloud Code allows users to build and run an AI recruiting team with no coding required.
  • The AI tool provides detailed analysis and actionable recommendations to improve hiring outcomes.
  • Installing and using the AI recruiter tool is straightforward and accessible to non-technical users.
  • This approach benefits both employers and recruiters by saving time and money while improving candidate quality.

Summary

  • The video demonstrates building an AI recruiting team using Cloud Code that automates job descriptions, résumé screening, interview frameworks, salary benchmarking, and offer letter generation.
  • It highlights the high cost of traditional recruiters charging $15,000 to $30,000 per placement and how AI can perform these tasks quickly and for free.
  • The AI tool analyzes real job postings, scoring them on various factors like job description quality, interview framework, and compensation competitiveness.
  • It provides actionable insights such as missing ATS keywords, legal compliance issues, candidate pipeline modeling, and employer brand assessment.
  • The tool generates a comprehensive 90-day hiring improvement plan with quick wins and long-term strategies.
  • Step-by-step instructions are given on how to install Visual Studio Code and Cloud Code, download the AI recruiter skills, and run the tool locally without coding.
  • The video is aimed at hiring managers, recruiters, and business owners who want to improve hiring efficiency or start AI-powered recruiting agencies.
  • It emphasizes the cost-saving potential and time efficiency of using AI for recruitment compared to traditional methods.
  • The AI recruiter can also generate detailed reports including interview questions, salary benchmarks, offer strategies, and employer brand audits.
  • The video includes a walkthrough of generating a PDF recruit report and interpreting its results.

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Do you guys know that recruiters charge 15 to $30,000 per placement for what AI can now do in a few minutes completely for free? I built an AI recruiting team with Cloud Code that writes optimized job descriptions, screens hundreds of résumés in minutes, builds full interview frameworks, benchmarks salaries to the market, and generates offer letters all with one prompt. And by the end of this video, you'll have the same exact tool installed on your computer completely for free. Here's the thing
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that nobody's talking about. Every company on the planet hires, from your local plumbing business hiring their third technician to the tech startup looking for their first sales hire.
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Every single one of them needs help finding the right person. [music] And right now they're either doing it badly themselves or they're paying a recruiter $20,000 just to do it for them. Now that's the huge opportunity here. So
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whether you are a hiring manager trying to make better hires yourself or you want to start your own recruiting agency using AI, this video is for you. Let me show you exactly [music] what this tool does and then I'll walk you through step
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by step how to install it so that way you can test it out yourself. No coding required at all. Let's [music] get into it. All right. So, before I show you how this works and how to install it on a
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computer, let me show you exactly what this produces. So, I ran this hiring readiness report on an actual company, the SalesLoft, and one of their sales job listings that they've had and this is what it came up with. So, this is an
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entire report that it generated. So, the first one right here, as you can see, this is the score. Now, this actual job posting was run through five AI agents at once. And it came back with a 63 out
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of 100, which is grade B. Signal is average, which means that they're actually losing top candidates right now. And they don't even know it. And here's where it breaks down as to why this is happening, right?
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So, as you can see right here, the interview framework is scored a 91, which is nearly perfect. But the job description, that's at a 40. Now the report literally says that this is a process problem and not a role problem. The job
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is great. They're just fumbling everything around it. Now the job description analysis. Now this is the part that gets people. It actually read their live job posting and it graded it.
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It found eight missing ATS keywords, flagged season as ages, and caught that they're hiring in states with pay transparency laws but didn't disclose the salary, which is obviously illegal issues. Now again, one command found all of this. Now take a look at the
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candidate pipeline right here. It modeled the whole hiring funnel. 150 applications in, one hire out. And look at the offer acceptance rate here.
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That's 50% when the benchmark is 67%. Candidates are getting all the way to the offer and saying no. That's the most expensive place to lose someone. It gives them an entire interview framework, recommended loop structure, kind of recruiting history,
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recruiting screen, hiring manager, mark discovery call, and sample behavioral questions based on the STAR technique.
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Again, they also give them sample technical questions here. Take a look at the compensation here. It benchmarked the pay against the actual market percentile by percentile, even adjusted for the city, and it flagged that their salary floor is way below the market.
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That's candidates self-selecting out before they even apply. It gives them negotiation talking points, offer strategy and closing plan, the recommended offer package, the close timeline, the decline risk, and then take a look at this. This is all about
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their employer brand assessment. And this is the kicker, by the way. It pulled their real Glassdoor data, 3.2 stars, three CEOs in 24 months, and put it next to competitors sitting at 4.1 and 4.2. They're dead last. Any
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serious candidate Googles this in 30 seconds and this is what you actually hand the client: a 90-day hiring improvement plan. Or if you're a recruiter or a company yourself, this is exactly what you focus on here. A full
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90-day action plan, quick wins for week one, foundation for the first month, bigger plays after that. Not just here's what's broken, but here's exactly how to fix this. And again, this is the entire document with all of these
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recommendation fixes and everything else. This is the type of document that recruiters actually charge thousands of dollars on their employers. But this is something that you can hand to your client or like I said, if you're an employer yourself, this is something
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that you can fix everything so that way you're not getting charged ridiculous amounts of money by recruiters here. All right. So, now that you've seen this, then let's go ahead and I'm going to show you how to install this on your
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machine completely for free. So that way you can run this on your own. Whether you're a company owner that's hiring or if you are somebody who is in the recruiting business, this is exactly something that will save you a ton of
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time and a ton of money as well that you can hand to your clients. All right, so we're going to start with our Visual Studio Code or our Cloud Code. Now again, if you don't know how to install this,
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just head over to Visual Studio Code and you can download this. So Visual Studio Code is basically a place where all of your files will live and you can run Cloud Code from there. So that way
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everything is in one nice cohesive environment. So once you download that, you need to add Cloud Code. You're going to come to this extensions here and look for Cloud Code and you'll just basically download this and install it.
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Very, very simple. So once you do that, you'll have the Cloud Code logo appear in the top right-hand corner. So if you click on this, this is going to open an instance of Cloud Code. So that's very
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very simple and easy step to take care of. So now once you have this, the next step is installing the skills that I showed you here. So the way to do that is very simple. So there's two ways. The
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first version is completely free. So click on the link in description. You're going to come to this completely free community here. You're going to head over to the classroom section. Click on YouTube resources. You're going to come
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to the bottom here and click on AI recruiter analysis analyst team. And in the bottom I have these recruiter skills zip file for you guys. So you're just going to click on this. You're just going to download
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this. So this is going to download the zip file. You're going to open this. And as you can see right here, I just unzipped this and it opened this entire folder. So now you can copy
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all these different skills because all of these skills are included inside. So that way you guys can run everything yourself. And I'm going to talk about what each of these skills do in a little bit. So you're going to copy all of this
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and you can go ahead to wherever you're using Cloud Code. Just go inside and go ahead and paste those skills files inside your .cloud file or .cloud folder. By the way, if that's confusing, the easiest thing to
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do is just basically come to your Cloud Code and paste the directory where you copied and pasted all those skills and just tell Cloud Code, hey, implement this inside so that we have access to this. It's literally that simple. Now,
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of course, if you're part of my paid community, all you have to do is come to the classroom section, go to the build and sell with Cloud Code. You're going to come to the bottom and you're going to
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copy this one command because you will have access to the GitHub here. So, you're going to copy that. You're going to go back to your Visual Studio Code. You're going to open the terminal here. So, let me get rid of
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this. And you're going to paste that code. Press enter. And now, this is going to go ahead and basically
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this. And you're going to paste that code. Press enter. And now, this is going to go ahead and uh basically install all of these different commands for you. So now if I get rid of this, open up a new clot
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code, press the slash command and type recruiter. As you can see, all of these different recruiter skills are available for me. So let's go ahead and run this on a uh new job description, right? So I'm going to go and just kind of Google
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software engineer job San Francisco startup. Again, feel free to run this on any kind of uh job uh that you're looking for or if you're a recruiter, like I said, uh you can definitely analyze any of these job job
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descriptions. All right. So, let's say we There you go. Let's take this one for instance. Okay. So, let's go ahead and just copy the title. So, I'm just going to say founding engineer, right? And then we're going to copy and paste the
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rest of the skills in a little bit. So, I'm going to do recruit and I'm just going to type founding engineer. Okay.
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So, I'm going to press enter. And now, this is going to ask me further question as far as the details of this particular job description. So, I can either manually enter that or I could just basically go back and copy the job
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description that's there. Right? So, as you can see now, it's asking me a bunch of questions like the stage, location, text, app. Now, instead of uh typing this, what I'm going to do is just go ahead and say copy this job description
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right here. So, I'm just going to literally copy and paste this. Okay, there you go. Copy this. And I'm going to go back and say and get rid of this. And I'm just going to say grab all the details.
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I can't type from the job description. Right. So then I'm just going to paste the job description. There you go. So now I entered it. Now it's going to go ahead and get all of the details. So there you go. It says got it. All the
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details I need are in the JD, which is job description. skipping intake and going straight to five agent analysis.
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So now as you can see right here it says launch five parallel agents for role analysis that's stage one synthesize composite hiring readiness and write the recruiting analysis. Now the reason why this is happening this launch five parallel agents is because all of this
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is based on the skills of this recruit analyze that we ran. So if I come to the bottom right here you go it says recruit analyze the role that we just typed.
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This is going to run full role analysis with five parallel agents. Now, all of this is based on the skills.m MD file that's inside that uh slash command. So, if I click on the skills folder here, so you'll see recruit analyze skill.md.
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This is basically kind of the main orchestrator, right? So, what this is going to do is on phase one, it's going to do role discovery, right? It's going to take the role title, function, level, location company industry job
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description, and then the second step is going to be launching five parallel sub aents. After discovery, launch all five sub aents simultaneously and it's every agent is going to do something different. The first agent is going to prop um grab the job description
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quality, right? The second one is resume screening rigor. The third one is going to do interview framework and the fourth one is going to do compensation benchmarking and then the fifth one is doing employer brand. Right? So now
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that's the f second stage. The third stage is going to be synthesis and report assembly. So after it does all of that, it's going to generate that report that I that you guys saw in the beginning. Now again, all of this is
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detailed instruction that we're providing to claude code inside this skill.mmd file that we're letting it know to do something specific. This is what makes it a domain expert rather than just a generalist AI assistant, right? So that's why it's following all
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of these details. So that's why it's running these different uh agents that are uh in charge of doing something in particular. So as you can see right now, it's two out of five agents are complete. The rest are moving forward.
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So while this is happening, let me go uh and show you guys the rest of the uh skills that are inside this particular um tool here. So if I go back here, so as you can see, I also mentioned why
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this tool exists, right? Because recruiting agencies are very expensive and executive search firms charge 30 to 35% by the way for executive roles. So as you can see, this is something that's a huge market both for recruiters and
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for companies. Now the reason why a lot of this cost exists is because it lives in these four invisible failures. First of all, the job descriptions are usually horrible and then uh the interview loops are very unstructured. The comp there's
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compensation gaps and there's the employer brand blind spots. All of this gets fixed with this tool right here and that you can basically use almost for free. Of course, uh you're going to get charged for the uh entropic tokens, but
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that's uh ne negligible, right? So again, what this does is uh gives you multiple agents. It also gives you highlights as far as the roles, the resume screening, and it gives you a full PDF report at the end. On top of
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that, so that was just one recruit analyze, which was the full role analysis. You can also do other skills that you have access to once you install all of that skills that are inside those folders. You can do a 60-second roles uh
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snapshot, right, by just running a recruit quick, the name of the role. You can do a recruit scheme which is going to batch resume screening and rankings.
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You can also do a deep single candidate scoring by running recruit score. You can generate interview question sets just by running recruit interview for that particular role. Right? You can do personalized recruiting outreach sal benchmarking generating offer rather
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right you can also do a 30 60 90day onboarding plan a full hiring pip. All of this is access accessible to you because of this tool, right? And like I said, depending on your use case, you can run any of these individual slash
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commands. So let's say for instance, one of this uh generate offer and uh verbal script, right? We'll we'll try this out as well.
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Recruit offer. So if we just go back to our um Visual Studio Code here, if I press this slash command again and look at recruit. So there you go. This is that recruit offer that we just looked at. recruit job, recruit interview. All
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of these skills are now available for us and we can run this individually if we're looking for something in particular rather than kind of uh running an entire analysis and a full uh analysis on a role which is that recruit
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analyze command that we ran. Right? So there's lots of um commands within this tool that are accessible. Right? And again it gives you a detail of how the agents work, the scoring methodology, uh the role types that are supported.
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Again, this is supporting technical engineering sales executive create design marketing operations customer service, healthcare. It covers all of these different industries. So, regardless of which your industry, what industry you're in, this tool is going to be extremely useful for you. Right?
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So, the use cases you can do in-house recruiting team, right? You can instead of hiring hiring a recruiter that will charge you thousands of dollars, you can run this tool in your in-house recruiting team and it will give you
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exactly what's missing in your job description, how to reach out to candidates, the interview questions and everything else you need. Executive search firms, right? You can do a deep candidate scoring in for every finalist, build employer brand audits as part of
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the search proposal. You can generate PDF reports for retainer fees for staffing agencies, for freelance recruiters. Now the freelance recruiting industry is huge. If you're trying to become a freelance industry, there's a massive opportunity right now, especially with the AI, right? It's kind
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of a new frontier. This is something that's going to be very useful for you.
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So it gives you also example output output of you know a recruit quick senior backend engineer in San Francisco. Look at a nice little snapshot it provides you. It gives you the project structure and of course a PDF report that we generated. So let's
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go ahead and take a look at what it did. There you go. So it looks like this completed the analysis. So it gave it a highend readiness report or 63 out of 100. So you can click on this and it
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gives you the markdown file. So if I click on this, you'll see it gives you all of the details here, right? But this one is a little hard to read, right? So I always like the PDF. So that's why
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there's another skill for you that you have access to. It's called recruit PDF. So if I just uh run slash recruit and go to the bottom. There you go.
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Recruit report PDF. So I just press tab and press enter. Now, it's going to go ahead and generate a nice little PDF report for us for this particular role.
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Right? So, if I get rid of this, now it's going to go ahead and scan the source files, verifying the PDF, generated a script, and now it's going to run this entire command.
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And again, this is based on our skills that are inside our recruiter PDF report. Um, right here, where' it go? Um, there you go. Recruit report PDF. This just generates a professional PDF recruiting report for that uh full
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analysis of the job we ran. And by the way, these skills are incredible. So, I recently launched a product on a GEO and SEO. Uh, it's called siteview.com that's all based on uh this particular [cough] type of skills that I had previously
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generated that that got 7,800 uh stars on GitHub. So, if I click on this, you'll see that there's a repository that I generated exactly the same type on the GEO and SEO, and it's already gotten close to 7.9,000
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uh stars on GitHub from uh developers from all over the world. So, this is an entire product that I ran. And if you're interested in learning how to learn how to make money and convert these into products, check out the community, the
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paid community link is going to be description again. Anyway, so let's go ahead and take a look. So, it's going to ask you for a few permissions. So, I'm just going to allow it. So that way now it can generate the nice little report
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for us or the PDF report. All right. So as you can see it completed says generated recruit report founding engineer. It's right here. You can click it directly there. So now once you click on that this is going to open up this
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PDF report that it generated. So now let's go ahead and take a look. Hiring readiness report founding engineer.
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Right. Full stack real systems. It gives it a 63 out of 100. Grade B which again is not that great. It gives it hiring readiness score dashboard. The job description quality is 53 out of 100, right? The interview framework is pretty
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strong, but resume screening, employer brand strength, everything else is very low. So, job description clarity and and spec specific specificity, right? ATS and keyword optimization is 11 out of 20. These are both not that great. So, it says ATS keyword analysis present,
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TypeScript React Node.js Postgress blah blah blah. missing highv value websockets web RTC stripe payments deduction low latency reddis right this is all based on the job description that it found out it looked through this company called Jack and Jill this is
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probably a brand new startup but it gives it an information all based on this job description that's there and again this is something that uh a normal recruiter would do as well so it has the inclusivity flags it has top rewrite
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recommendation it gives them a rewrite recommendation ation to split qualification into must-haves and nice to haves. Move AI tool frequency and music and game and passion to nice to have. Right? So it gives you exactly how to rewrite this. It gives the candidate
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pipelines pipeline summary right funnel versus benchmark. It gives a lot of these are very low like below you know the status that says below which means it's very very low and then also gives you the top candidates here. It also
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gives you interview framework on you know as far as the recommended loop. Stage one, what to do? Stage two, what to do? Stage three, four, and so on and so forth. By the way, these little overlaps and formatting issues. This is
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something you could just tell cloud code to fix very easily. Sample behavioral questions based on the star uh method here. Tell me about a project where you ship something in under a week that should have taken a month, right? Really
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specific behavioral questions, technical questions based on all of this uh um the job description and the candidate they're looking for, right? gives them 20 or 16 different sample technical questions, compensation back benchmarks.
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Right now, it gives them, hey, that the base salary of $145,000 for this particular uh um market is the on the 25th percentile, right? The geographic adjustments, you want to do tier one, uh you want to do remote, tier two, it gives them exactly
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the recommended plan, the negotiation talking points. So all of this is based on the research that's done on the market that particular market right and then it gives them also also the offer strategy and closing plan what kind of a
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recommended offer package makes sense the closed timeline the decline risk all of these details including uh details about the employer brand assessment right it says on glass door it's non-existent and indeed it's non-existent of course it makes sense
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because it's a startup a lot of times they don't have any kind of brand recognition there it gives them the top positives the top negatives competitor comparisons, right? Based on the other startups in the same stage, gives them a 90-day hiring improvement
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plans, right? Week one, quick wins, day 8 to 30, day 31 to 90. Gives them all of this different information, including a 30, 60, 90day onboarding plan once somebody's hired. Now, this is something, like I said, an actual HR
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team would do. All of this is generated for them with this one command. So, this is the power of this tool. Like I said, not only this, but you have access to multiple other skills, whether you're a company owner or a recruiter. All of
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this is available for you inside this tool that you can have access to. But hopefully uh you guys can take a look at this, run a few of these different uh subsklls, and check it out and let me
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know what you guys think. If you have any questions, let me know in the comments below. And like I said, if you want to learn how to monetize these and uh learn how to land your first client, we have an entire course on this on how
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to build these projects from scratch, how to get your first client, how to uh build multiple different tools so that way you can uh get your regardless of your background, you don't have to know how to code, you don't have to know
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anything. We give you an entire uh 90day starting your AI agency course dayby-day accountability guide. All of this is designed for complete beginners. So check out the community link is going to be description. Hopefully you guys found this helpful. Let me know if you have
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any questions. Thanks for watching and I'll see you on the next one.
Topics:AI recruitingCloud Codeautomated hiringjob description optimizationrésumé screeninginterview frameworksalary benchmarkingoffer letter generationrecruitment automationhiring improvement plan

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the AI recruiting team built with Cloud Code do?

It automates writing optimized job descriptions, screening résumés, building interview frameworks, benchmarking salaries, and generating offer letters all with one prompt.

Is coding experience required to use this AI recruiting tool?

No coding is required. The video provides step-by-step instructions to install and run the tool using Visual Studio Code and Cloud Code.

How can this AI tool save money compared to traditional recruiters?

Traditional recruiters charge $15,000 to $30,000 per placement, whereas this AI tool performs the same tasks in minutes for free, significantly reducing hiring costs.

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