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Career OS — Overview

Track your job search end to end: companies, connections, applications, actions.

Career OS is the job-search workspace inside P3Analytica. It's a personal app — every row you create lives in your personal organization and isn't shared with anyone unless you explicitly export it.

The data model

Five core entities, structured to mirror how a real job search runs:

  • Companies — the universe of places you might work. Status, priority, notes, why-interested, the works.
  • Connections — people at those companies. Tracks where each relationship is (Not contacted → Connected → Replied → Meeting booked → Closed/Ghosted).
  • Applications — open applications. Tracks the stage funnel (Applied → Screening → Interview rounds → Offer/Reject) with set-once timestamps.
  • Resumes — the resumes you've sent (file metadata + storage URL).
  • Actions — your to-do list. Can be linked to a company, connection, or application, or stand-alone.

Plus a small audit_log and a shared company_directory for global reference data.

Pages

PageWhat it does
/apps/career-osDashboard with KPIs, funnel chart, and your action items
/apps/career-os/companiesCompanies CRUD + warm-notes generation
/apps/career-os/connectionsConnections CRUD
/apps/career-os/applicationsApplications kanban + detail view
/apps/career-os/resumesResume library
/apps/career-os/tasksCombined action items view
/apps/career-os/settingsPersonal settings + goal tracking

Tier limits

PlanCompaniesApplicationsAI-generated notes
Free2510 active3/month
Prounlimitedunlimited50/month
Premiumunlimitedunlimited250/month

AI-generated notes (warm-notes, company research summaries) are cached per company — regenerating the same company doesn't burn quota a second time.

When an application status moves to Ghosted, any actions linked to it are auto-closed and noted in the activity log. This is by design — manual cleanup of stale tasks is a real workflow tax.

Coming next

Career OS gets a public read-only API in the next release. See the API overview.

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