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Passively captures curated LinkedIn job listings and sends them to your own local career-ops app. Nothing else, ever. LinkedIn already ranks your job feed. This just stops you from re-typing what it already found. Career-Ops Capture reads the curated job listings on LinkedIn pages you have open yourself — Top Applicant Jobs, Recommended for You — and on your click, sends them to a career-ops app running on your own computer. That's it. No scrolling your feed for you, no clicking through pages, no polling in the background. One thing worth saying plainly: this isn't a standalone product. It needs a career-ops app running locally at 127.0.0.1. If you don't have that, this extension has nothing to talk to. It's built for one workflow — trust LinkedIn's own curation, keep the data on your own machine. What it does - Reads job listings only from pages you open yourself - Captures the ranking signal LinkedIn already shows you — match percentage, Top Applicant, Easy Apply — never invents one - Sends captures to your local app on an explicit click, never automatically - Talks to exactly two hosts: linkedin.com and 127.0.0.1. Nothing else, ever. What it doesn't do - No scrolling, clicking, or navigating LinkedIn on your behalf - No reading your profile, connections, messages, or feed - No analytics, no telemetry, no third-party transmission - No account credentials touched — it rides your existing logged-in session The source is public. Read exactly what it does before you hand it your session: github.com/rubicon/career-ops-capture
Aug 22, 2026
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