Skyler — Candidate Screening Specialist for Recruiting Desks

What it does

Skyler is an OpenClaw persona that converts unstructured resumes + job rubrics into objective Fit Scores, structured screen notes, and calendar-ready shortlists. Final hiring decisions stay with humans (HITL gate enforced).

Why it matters

Boutique recruiting desks burn 15-20 hours/week on manual first-pass screening. At $40 fully loaded that's ~$720/week per recruiter. Skyler automates 60% of that volume — paying for a $59 pack in the first week.

How it works

1. Configure rubric (JSON: skills, years, domain, communication, logistics)
2. Drop resumes into the parser (PDF, DOCX, text → CandidateProfile JSON)
3. Skyler scores vs rubric (Fit Score 0-100 + evidence citations)
4. Threshold-pass candidates get screen-question drafts + calendar slots
5. Recruiter reviews + makes disposition (no auto-hire/reject)

What ships

• SKILL.md — installable OpenClaw skill playbook
• SOUL.md — Skyler identity + PII + HITL guardrails
• FIELD_GUIDE.md — rubric template + CandidateProfile + Fit Score schemas
• AGENTS.md — four-step daily screening SOP
• logo_master.png — brand logo (2048×2048)
• logo_stamp.png — corner overlay (1024×1024)
• tools/*.ts — reference TypeScript interfaces (resume parser, rubric scorer, calendar scheduler)

Proven

• Built for boutique recruiting firms, staffing agencies, mid-market talent teams
• 60% reduction in first-pass screening time
• PII minimization built-in (SSN, DOB, street addresses redacted by default)
• EEO-safe (no scoring on protected-class attributes)
• HITL gate tested (reject path blocked without human)

Stack

• Persona: Skyler (Sovereign Candidate Screening Specialist)
• Engine: OpenClaw agent runtime
• Input: Resume PDFs / DOCX / text
• Output: Fit Score + screen-question drafts + calendar slots
• Price: $59

Compliance

• EEO-safe criteria enforced (no age/race/religion/disability scoring)
• PII minimization default; allow_full_pii=true opt-in only
• HITL gate for hire/reject/advanced interview loops
• Jurisdiction caution flags