kerplunk-ai-prompts 0.1.28 → 0.1.30
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- data/lib/kerplunk/ai/prompts/prompt_handler.rb +9 -0
- data/lib/kerplunk/ai/prompts/templates/analysis/interview.rb +2 -1
- data/lib/kerplunk/ai/prompts/templates/generation/candidate_search_criteria.rb +281 -0
- data/lib/kerplunk/ai/prompts/templates/generation/invite_to_apply_email.rb +55 -0
- data/lib/kerplunk/ai/prompts/templates/generation/invite_to_apply_follow_up_email.rb +56 -0
- data/lib/kerplunk/ai/prompts/version.rb +1 -1
- data/lib/kerplunk/ai/prompts.rb +4 -1
- metadata +8 -5
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require_relative "templates/generation/interview_questions"
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=== The Interview Questions with the Transcript of the Interview Answers (some answers may have a score from a previous analysis, please aggregate these scores by category). Some Interview Questions will provide an array of suggested answers, please evaluate the Transcript answer against the suggested answers where each one could be the correct answer.
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=== The Interview Questions with the Transcript of the Interview Answers (some answers may have a score from a previous analysis, please aggregate these scores by category). Some Interview Questions will provide an array of suggested answers, please evaluate the Transcript answer against the suggested answers where each one could be the correct answer. For yes/no questions without suggested answers, do not include them in the scoring.
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# The CandidateSearchCriteria class is responsible for generating a prompt for search criteria
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# for the search for potential candidates
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class CandidateSearchCriteria # rubocop:disable Metrics/ClassLength
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# Generates a candidate search prompt for a given search input.
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def self.generate_prompt(search_query) # rubocop:disable Metrics/MethodLength
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Respond with a RAW JSON object only. Do not include any explanatory text outside the JSON.
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You are an expert technical recruiter seeking to build a query criteria for searching for potential job candidates.
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You need to analyse a search query provided to you and build a search criteria object that is an array of all the possible field/operator/value objects out of it.
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Additionally in the output you need to split the search query into keywords as well.
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=== The Search Query
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Search Query Example 1: Experienced software engineer who lives in Austin TX.
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{ "field": "job_title", operator: "=", value: "software engineer" },
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birth_date: The day the person was born
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birth_year: The year the person was born
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countries: All countries associated with the person
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education: The person's education information
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education.summary: User-inputted summary of their education
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education.degrees: The degrees the person earned at the school
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education.end_date: The date the person left the school
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education.majors: All majors the person earned at the school
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experience: The person's work experience
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experience.company: The company where the person worked
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industry: The most relevant industry for this person based on their work history, from canonical values for industries specified in the below section
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job_company_website: The person's current company's website
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location_name: The location of the person's current address in the format "locality, region, country"
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Job Classes: [general_and_administrative, research_and_development, sales_and_marketing, services, unemployed]
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