CareerMax MCP integration
Use CareerMax with Hermes
Connect Hermes to CareerMax's MCP server for grounded career conversations, useful drafts, interview preparation, and carefully confirmed pipeline updates.
Paste this into your agent
Please connect CareerMax to Hermes. Run `npx -y @careermax/agent-toolkit auth login`, walk me through browser authentication, then run `npx -y @careermax/agent-toolkit auth check`. Add a CareerMax stdio MCP server using `npx -y @careermax/agent-toolkit mcp`, then verify with "list my CareerMax pipeline."
npx -y @careermax/agent-toolkit auth loginWhat works today
The public toolkit is useful now, and the list below is deliberately narrower than the CareerMax dashboard.
- Read your profile, resume, job pipeline, interview history, and saved research.
- Review resume text, draft cover letters, research companies, find potential referrals, and create learning material.
- Add or update pipeline records after CareerMax shows the exact lasting change and you confirm it.
- Create an interview-practice link after reviewing the role, company, mode, and duration.
Designed to ask before it changes things
Read-only requests proceed directly. Before a lasting pipeline change, CareerMax returns the exact details and a short-lived confirmation receipt. The receipt only works for that account, agent key, and unchanged request.
Connect safely
- 1Run browser login on the same machine as the toolkit and verify it with auth check.
- 2Add the CareerMax stdio MCP server to Hermes with npx -y @careermax/agent-toolkit mcp.
- 3Verify the connection with a read-only request such as “list my pipeline.”
- 4Use CAREERMAX_API_KEY only as a fallback for hosted or sandboxed Hermes environments.
Current boundaries
- CareerMax does not expose auto-apply to general AI agents.
- Job search, profile editing, Career Coach actions, professional photos, and tailored PDF delivery are not yet available through the public agent toolkit.
- Agent API keys are separate from extension keys and can be revoked from CareerMax Settings.
- Credits are explained when you ask or when an insufficient balance blocks a request, not in every response.