Campus Job Intelligence Radar
An in-progress product-engineering initiative defining an agent-ready development pack for a campus job radar, with planned specification, backlog and privacy/compliance workflows.
Role
- Project initiator
- Product architecture
Stack
- Product specification
- Privacy & compliance
- Agent workflows
- GitHub
Problem
A campus job intelligence product needs a clear scope, delivery backlog and source/privacy policy before collection, ranking or recommendation behaviour can be evaluated responsibly.
Constraints
- The current public repository is at a bootstrap stage rather than an implemented application stage.
- The README names supporting specification and policy files that are not currently present in the public default branch.
- No ingestion, ranking, recommendation or deployment outcome can be claimed from the available evidence.
My contribution
- Created the initial repository and documented the intended project-pack structure and agent bootstrap workflow.
- Framed development around an explicit specification, MVP backlog and privacy/source policy rather than beginning with an unbounded scraper.
Architecture / methodology
- Use repository-level context, scoped prompts and reusable agent skills to keep implementation aligned with a shared product specification.
- Treat privacy, source policy and acceptance criteria as first-class planning artefacts.
Evaluation
- Treat the public README and initial commit as the currently available evidence boundary.
- Require the named specifications and an implemented vertical slice before making product-behaviour claims.
Current status
- The project is in progress at the planning/bootstrap stage; no shipped application or measured product outcome is claimed.
- The next evidence milestone is to publish the referenced development artefacts and validate an end-to-end implementation slice.
Evidence and links
The public README describes an intended pack containing a development specification, MVP backlog, privacy/compliance draft, agent rules and bootstrap prompts.
Public repository README (opens in a new tab)At the time of this portfolio update, the public default branch exposes the README but not the supporting files named within it.
Public repository contents reviewed 1 August 2026 (opens in a new tab)