# Lamr > Lamr is a job-application tool that tailors a candidate's resume and cover letter to a specific job description with AI, tracks applications through a pipeline, and can be operated directly from Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex over MCP. Lamr takes a pasted job description and a candidate's master resume, then produces a tailored resume and cover letter as a typeset PDF, along with a fit score, evidence-based gap analysis, and an ATS keyword-coverage check. It never invents facts, numbers, or experience not present in the candidate's own master resume — optimization is limited to framing, wording, and emphasis. It also tracks every application's status, documents, and history in one place. Access is currently invite-gated: new accounts are created from an invite code, not open self-serve signup. ## Product - [Homepage](https://www.lamr.app/): Overview, product demo, and waitlist signup. - [AI Resume Tailor](https://www.lamr.app/ai-resume-tailor/): How the resume/cover-letter tailoring works — evidence, gaps, and an editable draft. - [Job Application Tracker](https://www.lamr.app/job-application-tracker/): Application pipeline, documents, notes, and status history. - [Typst Resume Builder](https://www.lamr.app/typst-resume-builder/): The typeset-PDF template system (Typst, not a WYSIWYG editor). - [Free ATS Resume Checker](https://www.lamr.app/ats-resume-checker/): A free, no-signup tool that scores a resume against a job description for real keyword match. ## Agent integration - [Lamr MCP](https://www.lamr.app/mcp/): Remote Model Context Protocol server. Lets Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex list and screen job postings, track applications, and draft tailored resumes/cover letters from chat, authenticated via OAuth 2.1 against an existing Lamr account. Lamr itself never submits an application or messages a recruiter — it has no browser — but an MCP-connected agent that already drives a real, signed-in browser can, using the auto-apply tools below. - [AI Auto-Apply](https://www.lamr.app/auto-apply/): A browser-driving AI agent (e.g. Claude with the Chrome extension or computer use) reads a live employer application, fills only what Lamr can verify from the user's profile and resume, and leaves demographic or ambiguous fields for the person. The agent confirms before anything is submitted; Lamr marks an application "applied" only on a confirmed submission, never a guess. ## Policies - [Terms of Service](https://www.lamr.app/terms.html) - [Privacy Policy](https://www.lamr.app/privacy.html)