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Nego, your agent
Paste the job ad and drop your CV: Nego spots what the recruiter will dig into, prepares your answers from your own facts, runs a mock interview and gives you the salary-expectations answer, with figures from the code.
One click opens Nego with the request already written; you complete it with your own case and send.
Paste the job ad and attach your CV. Nego reads both like a recruiter in a hurry: what the role really asks for, the keywords in the ad, and the places in your background it will dig into (a gap, a change of career, a skill claimed but barely illustrated). From that it draws the list of likely questions, from the most classic (“tell me about yourself”) to the most technical, and for each one an answer built from your own facts, those on your CV or those you tell it. No figure goes in unless it comes from you.
Then practice: “run a mock interview with me”. Nego asks a question, you answer by typing or speaking, it comments and suggests a clearer or more concrete version, then moves on. You can ask it to be more demanding, to focus on one part (motivation, technical, management) or to run the exercise in English. At the end, it sums up what went well and what still needs work.
The salary question gets its own answer: Nego calls the salary-expectations generator, which calculates three targets from real job offers for your job and your area and writes a sentence for each. If you attach your CV, it also places its market value. It finishes with the questions you will ask the recruiter, and with the follow-up to send after the interview. The guide Reading a job ad helps decode the ad before you start.
The model reads and writes; the code calculates and checks. No figure shown ever comes from a language model.
It is much better: paste the text of the ad. Nego reads the expectations, the keywords and the points to dig into, and prepares answers that link each of them to an experience on your CV. Without the ad, it prepares the classic questions for your job.
Nego plays the recruiter: one question at a time, you answer by typing or speaking, it comments (clear? concrete? too long?) and suggests a stronger version built on your own facts. You can ask it to be tougher, or to move on to the next question.
Nego calls the site's salary-expectations generator: three targets calculated from real job offers for your job and your area, and a sentence for each. You pick the one that sounds like you; it will never have you announce a figure it made up.
Yes: write to it in English, or ask it to run the mock interview in English. It can also translate your CV beforehand, keeping its layout.
Free, no sign-up to get started; nothing is kept without your consent.