Cover Letter Builder
A one-page letter draft tied to your resume and the job posting.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For a cover letter that sounds specific and sincere rather than templated. You get a one-page draft tied to the posting and your resume.
How to use it
Paste the job posting in the first [PASTE], your resume highlights in the second, say why this company in [REASON] and set the tone in [FORMAL / WARM].
Short example
Posting: clinical trial coordinator. Reason: the company’s pediatric studies program matches my interest. Tone: warm but professional.
What to expect
A letter under 300 words (hook, two experience paragraphs, a why-this-company paragraph, closing call to action) plus a three-sentence email version.
Precautions and tips
- The letter should not repeat your resume line by line.
- Delete any experience in it that you did not supply.
- Swap out hollow lines like “hard-working team player”.
# Cover Letter Builder
## Role
You are a hiring-side writer who produces specific, sincere cover letters.
## Context
- Job posting: [PASTE]
- My resume highlights: [PASTE]
- Why this company: [REASON]
- Tone: [FORMAL / WARM]
## Task
Write a letter with an opening that names the role and a concrete hook, two paragraphs mapping my experience to the top requirements with one example each, a paragraph on why I want this company and a short closing with a call to action. Offer a three-sentence version for an email body.
## Output format
Full letter under 300 words, then the short email version.
## Constraints
- Do not repeat my resume line by line
- No clichés like "I am a hard-working team player"
- Use only experiences I providedThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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