A job board built for agents, not humans

What it does Pinloop is a Node.js CLI that pulls in millions of white-collar job postings worldwide, refreshed hourly from company hiring systems and boards like LinkedIn. It stores your resume and preferences, then uses LLM calls to judge how well each posting matches your profile. The interface is explicitly written for coding agents—Claude Code, Codex, Cursor—to parse and execute rather than for direct human browsing.

The interesting bit The product treats your AI agent as the end user. The CLI prints instructions meant for a machine reader, and the onboarding flow expects a coding agent to drive the setup. It is essentially a remote job-search API wearing a terminal-shaped costume.

Key highlights

• Millions of monthly postings across every white-collar sector, refreshed hourly.
• LLM-powered matching compares postings against your resume and preference files.
• Free tier caps daily pulls at five and LLM judgments at 150 per month; Pro adds server-side automation and unlimited semantic search.
• Requires a Pinloop account with passwordless browser login; only the guide command works offline.
• The CLI code is MIT-licensed, but the aggregation backend and data are proprietary.

Caveats

• Free tier is tightly rationed: five posting pulls per day and 150 LLM judgments per month.
• Pro plan pricing is not disclosed in the README.
• Nearly every command phones home to Pinloop’s servers; there is no fully offline mode beyond reading the guide.

Verdict Worth a look if you already live inside Claude Code or Cursor and want to delegate job-board drudgery to your agent. Skip it if you want a GUI, need an open-source data pipeline, or dislike handing your resume to a closed SaaS backend.