Careerory

Never rebuild your resume again. Careerory turns a resume into a living career profile: build it once, update it forever, share it as a link in any job application.

Canonical product decisions live in the PDR (dev/my-assistant/notes/webume-build/00-PDR-canonical.md on Brad's machine). Read §5 locked rules before changing product behavior. Headlines: NOT social media (no feed/posts/likes), public profiles have no signup wall, users own and can delete their data, employer-side AI is decision-support only.

Stack

Next.js 16 (App Router, Turbopack) · React 19 · TypeScript · Tailwind v4 + shadcn/ui · Prisma 7 + Neon Postgres · Clerk (auth) · Vercel Blob (uploads) · Stripe (subscriptions) · Claude Opus 5 via @ai-sdk/anthropic (resume parsing, tailoring)

Architecture notes

• Experiences are relational rows (Experience, ExperienceMetric, Document, MediaAsset.experienceId), not JSON — so media/metrics/testimonials attach per-job and future employer search can query them. Header data (basics, skills, education, achievements, certifications) stays in User.profileData JSON. src/lib/profile/profile.service.ts assembles the combined ProfileData shape all renderers consume.
• Testimonial model is W3C Verifiable-Credential-shaped (issuer / subject / claims / vcJwt signature slot) per PDR amendment A7. UI ships at Gate C; the shape is locked now.
• Server actions follow the ActionState pattern: Clerk auth() check first, zod validation, revalidatePath after writes.

Setup

npm install
cp .env.example .env.local   # fill in real values
npx prisma generate
npx prisma migrate deploy    # or: npx prisma db push (dev)
npm run dev

If the database predates prisma/migrations/0001_init (it was managed with db push), baseline it once instead of running deploy blindly:

npx prisma migrate resolve --applied 0001_init

Verify

npx tsc --noEmit
npm test        # vitest — pure-function checks (profile assembly)
npm run build

Webhooks (production)

• Clerk → /api/webhooks/clerk (svix-signed, CLERK_WEBHOOK_SECRET)
• Stripe → /api/stripe/webhook (STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET)