Nothing in your resume changes until you say so.
Suggested replacements stay anchored to your original wording. Accept them one at a time, edit the phrasing yourself, and inspect a live difference view before anything is exported.
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Managed backlog and wrote requirements for features.
Owned backlog prioritisation and translated customer needs into functional requirements.
- Quantify the platform migrationSummary · line 2Accept
- Name the team you ledExperience · AcmeAccept
- Move SQL evidence above the foldSkillsAccept
Truth-preserving by construction
A replacement may sharpen how an achievement is described. It may not add a tool you never used, a team you never led, or a number you never measured. Where the resume lacks the evidence a role requires, RoleMetric says so instead of writing around it.
- Replacements draw only on evidence already in your resume
- Unsupported requirements are reported, not papered over
- Placeholders are flagged before they can reach an export
Review, don't surrender
Every proposal is a suggestion sitting next to the original. You accept, reject, or rewrite it in place, and you can clear every accepted change and start again at any point.
- Accept individually or in a reviewed batch
- Edit any suggestion before accepting it
- Clear all accepted edits in one action
See exactly what changed
A live difference view shows the revised resume against the original, so the final document is never a surprise and you can defend every line of it in an interview.
- Word-level before-and-after comparison
- Revised copy exportable when you are satisfied
- Original text always recoverable
How it runs
- 1Open the editor
Proposed replacements appear beside the passages they target.
- 2Accept or rewrite
Take a suggestion as written, or adjust the wording first.
- 3Check the difference
Compare the revision with the original before exporting.
Questions people ask first
Will this add skills I don't have?
No. Suggestions are constrained to the evidence already present in your resume. Requirements you cannot support are reported as gaps rather than filled in with claims.
Can I edit the suggested wording?
Yes. Every proposal is editable in place before you accept it, and accepted edits can be cleared at any time.
Is the original resume kept?
Yes. The extracted original stays available for comparison, and the difference view shows exactly what a revision changed.