Draft tailored cover letters from a resume and job description.
Resume context
Paste text or upload a file locally. AI runs only when you generate a draft.
Upload PDF, DOCX, or TXT. The file is parsed locally.
Editable draft
Review carefully and keep only truthful details.
Privacy first
Resume files are parsed in your browser. CodeSphere sends extracted text to the AI provider only when you click an AI action, never automatically and never as the original file.
Generate a role-specific cover letter draft from resume context, a job description, and a chosen tone. The output is editable so you can tighten the story, remove anything that does not feel true, and download a plain-text copy.
The resume file is parsed in the browser and selected text plus the job details are sent to the AI provider only after the user requests a draft. The returned letter stays editable before download or copying.
Example: Provide a real job description, company, role, and tone to create a draft that connects verified resume evidence to the opening.
AI may overstate fit, repeat generic phrases, or introduce unsupported claims. Treat the output as a draft, remove invented details, and proofread it for the specific application.
No. Files are parsed locally in your browser. Extracted text is sent to AI only when you click Generate cover letter.
Yes. The streamed draft lands in an editable text area so you can revise, copy, or download it.
A specific resume summary, a real job description, target role, company, and tone produce a much more useful draft.
The prompt tells AI not to invent facts, but you should still review the draft carefully before sending it.
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