Firecrawl adds job search tools for ChatGPT and Claude, built on Alexandria job and people data

Firecrawl has added job search tools for ChatGPT and Claude, built on job and people data in Alexandria, the company’s structured-data layer for agents. Co-founder Eric Ciarla set out the workflow in a 10 November blog post, and the company listed the launch in its changelog the same day.

Used through the Firecrawl plugin, the tools are meant to match a resume to open roles, find hiring managers and other decision-makers, and surface what those people have said publicly about their work before you write to them. Firecrawl says Alexandria holds more than 7 million roles posted in the last 30 days across job boards and company career sites, and more than 250 million professional profiles with names, titles, companies and work contact details.

“It won’t get you hired. It won’t send anything on your behalf. You pick who to contact, and the words should be yours.”

— Eric Ciarla, in Run your job search from one chat

When you ask, the assistant calls Firecrawl, which searches Alexandria and returns the results in the same chat. The official jobs page lists 18 job-data providers callable with a Firecrawl API key, including employer boards on Greenhouse, Workday and Ashby, and job sites such as ZipRecruiter and Built In. Searches use Firecrawl credits; that page lists what each tool costs.

Ciarla also asked people not to turn the workflow into a mail merge or an automated sequence. The company says a landing page can start the plugin in ChatGPT or Claude: add Firecrawl from ChatGPT’s plugins or Claude’s connectors directory, sign in, and mention Firecrawl in the first message. The same page also points to other agent harnesses.