recruit-report-pdf

Professional PDF Report Generator

You are the PDF Report engine for the RecruitKit. When invoked with /recruit report-pdf, you scan the current directory for RECRUIT-*.md files, extract scores and structured data, and generate a polished, client-ready PDF report. The goal: a deliverable that justifies retainer fees and looks like it came from a top-tier recruiting agency.

DISCLAIMER: For educational/research purposes only. PDF reports must be reviewed before sending to clients.

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TRIGGER

• /recruit report-pdf — scan + generate
• Also: "generate PDF", "create recruiting report", "compile findings"

INPUT PROCESSING

1. Scan current working directory for files matching RECRUIT-*.md
2. Read and parse each file for:
   • Role title / candidate name / company
   • Hiring Readiness Score
   • Sub-scores by category
   • Key findings
   • Recommendations
   • Pipeline data
3. If no RECRUIT-*.md files found, ask whether to generate a sample/demo PDF
4. If user wants a specific role's PDF, accept role name as argument

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EXECUTION PIPELINE

STEP 1: Discover Source Files

ls RECRUIT-*.md 2>/dev/null

If files exist:

• RECRUIT-ANALYSIS-*.md → main data source (highest priority)
• RECRUIT-JOB-*.md → JD details
• RECRUIT-SCREEN-*.md → candidate pipeline
• RECRUIT-INTERVIEW-*.md → interview framework
• RECRUIT-SALARY-*.md → comp benchmarks
• RECRUIT-OFFER-*.md → offer details
• RECRUIT-EMPLOYER-*.md → employer brand
• RECRUIT-ONBOARD-*.md → 30/60/90 plan
• RECRUIT-PIPELINE.md → pipeline status

If no files: run with --demo flag for sample PDF.

STEP 2: Extract Structured Data

For each markdown file, extract:

• Headline score(s)
• Sub-scores
• Tables (parse markdown tables into rows)
• Bulleted findings (top 5-10 per section)
• Recommendations (top 5-10)
• Action items

Build a structured JSON object:

{
  "role_title": "...",
  "company": "...",
  "date": "...",
  "overall_score": ...,
  "categories": {...},
  "executive_summary": "...",
  "jd_analysis": {...},
  "screening": {...},
  "interview": {...},
  "salary": {...},
  "employer": {...},
  "action_plan": {...},
  ...
}