claude mcp add hirejack-mcp -- npx -y hirejack-mcp
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first seen 2026-10-09 · last seen 2026-10-16 · seen 32× · listed by 7 sources
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Model Context Protocol server that exposes HireJack's tech job market intelligence to MCP-compatible clients (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, etc.) — tech jobs, companies, skills, salaries, hiring trends. Quick start **Claude Code:** **Claude Desktop** — edit ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json (macOS) or %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json (Windows): Restart Claude Desktop and ask away (see Example prompts). The npm package uses **stdio transport** — no auth, runs locally as a subprocess, and the five public tools work out of the box. **claude.ai / Claude Desktop connector (all 31 tools):** add https://hirejack.com/api/mcp as a custom connector (Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector), sign in with your HireJack account when prompted, and the full Pro/Premium/Analyst intelligence surface lights up — tier-gated server-side to your subscription. Example prompts **Job search (public, no account):** - *"Find remote senior backend roles paying $200K+ that sponsor visas"* - *"What is Stripe currently hiring? Break it down by team."* - *"Show me staff-level ML jobs in New York with published salary ranges"* - *"Which companies are hiring Rust engineers right now?"* **Market research (public, no account):** - *"Which fintech companies are scaling hiring fastest this month?"* - *"What skills are trending in tech right now?"* - *"Compare the tech stacks of Datadog and Grafana Labs"* - *"What's the median advertised salary for senior data engineers?"* **Career intelligence (Pro/Premium, via the hosted connector):** - *"Score my fit for this posting and tell me what's missing: hirejack.com/jobs/…"* - *"Which skill should I learn next to unlock the most jobs?"* - *"Where does my salary sit vs the market for staff platform engineers?"* - *"Rewrite my resume bullets for this Anthropic role"* **Analyst (historical/segmentation, via the hosted connector):** - *"Which companies' hiring grew >50% in the last quarter from a real base?"* - *"Show Nvidia's hiring trajectory over the last 12 months"* - *"What skills are climbing consistently from a low base — early signals only"* Slash commands (MCP prompts) Clients that support MCP prompts (Claude Desktop, Cursor) surface these as slash commands. All four are built **only** on the tools that work without an account, so they never dead-end on an auth error: | Prompt | Arguments | What it does | |--------|-----------|--------------| | find_jobs | constraint (required) | Maps a free-form ask ("remote, $200K+, Rust") onto search_jobs filters, loosens one at a time if results are thin, pulls the strongest postings in full. | | company_deep_dive | company (required) | Resolves a name to a domain, pulls the hiring profile, then shows what is open right now. | | market_snapshot | focus (optional) | Aggregate market picture, optionally narrowed to a role, skill or city. | | salary_landscape | role_or_skill (required), location (optional) | What a role actually pays, using only postings that disclose a range. | The hosted endpoint serves a different, personalized set (career check-ins, interview prep, match-scored role hunts) because those need an authenticated profile. Resources The server exposes HireJack's controlled vocabulary as MCP resources: | URI | Contents | |-----|----------| | hirejack://vocabulary/skills | Every skill HireJack extracts, with canonical name, id and category | | hirejack://vocabulary/roles | The role taxonomy: titleId, title, family, IC/management track, typical skills | Read these before filtering. search_jobs.skill substring-matches the canonical names, so Kubernetes returns jobs while K8s returns none — and update_preferences.desired_roles expects titleId values from the roles