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strelov1/freehire
freehire — the open-source search engine for job seekers
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AT A GLANCE
- LANGUAGE
- Go
- LICENSE
- MIT
- USAGE
- Use, change and redistribute, commercially too. Keep the notice.
- ACTIVITY
- last commit 14 days ago ()
- TOPICS
- ats
- career
- careers
- golang
- hiring
- job-aggregator
- job-board
- job-portal
- job-scraper
- job-search
- jobs
- langchain
- HOMEPAGE
- https://freehire.me
- REPOSITORY
- GitHub ↗
- CATEGORY
- API
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README EXCERPT
freehire Every IT job, straight from the source. 3.3M+ live postings pulled directly from company career pages — no recruiters, no reposts, no dead links. Fully open source. Try it live → · Features · Architecture · Sources · API · Add a source · Contributing Why freehire? - Straight from the source. Every listing is crawled directly from a company's own ATS — Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, iCIMS and a long tail of others — and links to the original posting. No recruiter reposts, no aggregator middlemen, no dead links. - One schema, deduplicated. The same role posted to three boards collapses into one entry: every posting is normalized into a single shape and deduplicated on a stable key. - Search that understands jobs. Faceted full-text search over region, work mode, seniority, skills and salary — derived from curated dictionaries, never guessed. - Actually open. MIT-licensed and self-hostable, pipeline and data both in the open. Adding a company is one line of YAML. - Yours to build on. A clean HTTP API, a CLI, Telegram digests, and a whole workspace on top of the catalogue — see Beyond the catalogue. Use the hosted site, run your own, or build on top. Aggregating 3.3M+ live…
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