More candidates are letting AI assistants do the searching for them. They ask something like “find me a remote developer job with a good salary,” and expect real, direct answers back. 🤖
If your company's careers site only speaks browser, those queries can miss your job posts entirely. We wanted to change that.
How it works
Every company on Skriptjobs gets its own subdomain career site, and each one automatically serves four machine-readable endpoints alongside the normal visual page:
/llms.txt— a structured summary of your company and open roles, written for AI assistants to parse quickly instead of scraping your rendered HTML./jobs.md— your current openings in plain markdown, so an assistant (or a curious candidate) can read the raw listing content directly./jobs.json— the same job data as structured JSON, for tools that want to consume it programmatically rather than parse text./.well-known/api-catalog— an RFC 9727-style linkset that points agents at the feeds above for machine discovery.
These stay in sync automatically with the jobs you post through the normal dashboard. Nothing to enable, nothing to maintain separately.
Want to see it for yourself? Swap in any company's subdomain:
No extra setup
This is live for every company on Skriptjobs today. No settings to enable, no integrations to wire. Just keep posting jobs the way you always do — we’ll keep the discovery side ready for how candidates search next.
Excited for the hires this unlocks. ❤️
// The Skriptjobs team.