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Hands the application pack you approved in Caliber to the company's real form: the agent fills what it can, you review and submit. The missing last mile of Caliber's Apply with Agent: approve your application in Caliber, and this extension fills the company's REAL application form for you — visibly, field by field, with a live progress panel. HOW IT WORKS 1. On a Caliber job, click Apply with Agent. The agent drafts your whole application from your verified profile. You review and edit everything. 2. Press Approve. The company's form opens in a new tab, and the agent fills what it can: your identity fields, cover letter, and approved screening answers. 3. The panel lists honestly what's still yours (résumé file upload, dropdowns, questions it has no data for). You review and click submit yourself. WHAT IT NEVER DOES • It never clicks submit — the final send is always yours. • It never overwrites anything already typed in the form. • It never answers demographic, EEO, visa/legal-status or other personal questions. • It makes ZERO network requests. Your data moves only from the Caliber tab to the form tab, in memory, and expires after 10 minutes. Supported forms in this version: Greenhouse (boards.greenhouse.io / job-boards.greenhouse.io, including company-site embeds) and Lever (jobs.lever.co). Everywhere else, Caliber still prepares your pack on the clipboard. Requires a Caliber account: https://caliber-ranjay.vercel.app
Jul 7, 2026
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