AI application letters and autofill

Writing the same kind of letter repeatedly is the part of applying that wears people down. The AI Dashboard at /artists/agents/ can draft one for you.

What you can start from

• A link to a job or call — the page is read in and used as context.
• Pasted text of the advertisement.
• An image — a screenshot or photo of a call.
• A PDF of the announcement.
• A Job Finder result you already have.

It combines that with your portfolio to produce a letter aimed at the specific brief, and can produce an outreach message to go with it. Letter generation draws on your credit balance; the cost is shown before it runs.

Autofill on platform applications

For opportunities published here, autofill pre-fills the application form from your portfolio instead of writing a letter. Same principle, same rule about reviewing it.

Edit it — always

A generated letter is a first draft. Before it goes anywhere:

• Check every factual claim about you. Generated text can overstate.
• Cut the generic opening and closing lines.
• Add one specific, true thing about why this work interests you. That is usually the only part a manager remembers.
• Read it aloud. If it does not sound like you, rewrite it until it does.

Transparency

AI-drafted text is marked as machine-generated. Managers know AI is available to both sides — what distinguishes an application is the specific, human part you add.

If the draft is useless

Rate it down. The credits come back and the miss is recorded.