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Opening any resume drops you into the editor. It’s split in two: the form on the left (you fill it in), a live preview on the right (you see the result instantly). Edit on the left, the right updates immediately.

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Fill it in, section by section

A resume is made of sections. From top to bottom, the common ones:
The description boxes in Experience/Projects support rich text — bold and bullet lists. Lead with “verb + result + number”, e.g. “Led the payments rewrite, cutting API latency from 800ms to 120ms”.

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What you can do in each section

Hover over an item (or open its menu) to:
  • Add Item — a new experience/project/skill.
  • Edit — change this item’s content.
  • Copy — duplicate this item as a starting point.
  • Remove — delete this item.
  • Show / Hide — click the eye icon to temporarily hide an item (not deleted, just kept off the resume). ⚠️ To verify visually: handy for tailoring different versions per job.
Will I lose edits? No. The editor auto-saves to your current browser; once you sign in and enable cloud sync, it also syncs to the cloud (the top shows Synced / Syncing / Pending).

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The toolbar

A row of buttons (icon + label) sits at the top/side of the editor:
  • AI Assistant — opens AI Lab to write/edit/analyze with Polaris (北极星), the AI Lab assistant.
  • Share — create a share link so others can view and comment (needs sign-in).
  • Feedback — send us suggestions / report a bug.
  • Export PDF — one click to export the current resume as a PDF, see Preview & export.
  • Zoom In / Out / Reset — adjust the preview size.

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Templates & styling

Change the look, single/two-column, fonts and colors.

Let AI write it

Not sure what to write? Hand it to AI Lab.