Use the board from your assistant.

Connect

Add this address to your assistant:

It's free. Searching needs no account. The first time you ask about your own matches or applications, your assistant asks you to sign in here.

Claude

In Settings, open Connectors, choose Add custom connector and paste the address. Claude handles sign-in on its own.

ChatGPT

Turn on developer mode in ChatGPT's settings, then create an app with the address. Choose OAuth for authentication so ChatGPT can sign you in.

Claude Code

Run this in a terminal:

claude mcp add --transport http waitwhatdoyoudo https://waitwhatdoyoudo.com/api/mcp

Cursor and other editors

Add the server to your mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "waitwhatdoyoudo": {
      "url": "https://waitwhatdoyoudo.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Grok and others

Add the address as a remote MCP server. Assistants that can't show cards get the same answers as text with links.

Things to ask

• “Find remote analytics engineer jobs that use dbt”
• “Is that data engineer role still listed, and since when?”
• “How is Datadog hiring for data roles right now?”
• “Which new jobs fit me best this week?”
• “Watch remote dbt roles for me”
• “Draft my application for that role”

Results show as cards you can page through. Each card links to the job or employer page here, which is where you apply.

What it can do

Without an account

These only read public job data.

Search jobs
search_jobs

Find open data and AI roles by title, kind of role, tools, place or remote.

Get job
get_job

Open one posting: what it pays, where it is, what you'd do, and our record of when it went up and whether it's still listed.

Get company
get_company

See an employer's open data roles and how they hire: how many are open, how many are new, and how long roles stay open.

List role categories
list_categories

Explain the kinds of role we sort jobs into, by the work rather than the title.

Check a job
verify_job

Check a job link from anywhere, LinkedIn and Indeed included: whether the employer still lists it, when we first saw it and how often it was reposted.

Get salaries
get_salaries

Say what data roles pay, from the pay employers stated in their postings: for a role across the US, in a US city, or at one employer against the market.

With your account

These read your own preferences, matches, watched searches and applications, and change them only when you ask. You can disconnect your assistant at any time from your profile.

Get my job preferences
get_profile_summary

Read the roles, tools and places you told us you want.

Match jobs to me
match_jobs

Rank open jobs against those preferences, with why each one fits and anything to check.

List my updates
list_updates

Tell you what changed in the searches you watch and the jobs you saved or applied to, and which applications are due a follow-up, with a note you can send yourself.

List my applications
list_applications

Show your saved jobs and where each application stands.

Find people I know at a company
get_connections

Tell you who you know at a company from the LinkedIn connections you added, and who to ask first.

Save a job
save_job

Save a job to your list.

Watch a search
save_search

Watch a search, so new matches show up in your updates.

Update an application
update_application

Track an application as it moves from applied to an offer, and what came of it.

Update job preferences
update_preferences

Change the roles, tools, work setting and places you want, when you ask it to.

Change my alerts
update_alerts

Turn change alerts on or off for a saved job or all of them, and choose when to be reminded to follow up.

Prepare an application
prepare_application

Draft a cover letter and answers to the employer's questions from your profile, for you to check before you apply.

Get my full profile
get_profile

Read your resume, links and the answers you saved for applications, once you share your full profile with that assistant from your profile page.

Check a resume version
check_resume

Show you every change a resume version makes to the one you uploaded, and flag anything your profile doesn't back up.

Save a resume version
save_resume

Save a resume version you asked for and checked, such as one tailored to a job, without touching the resume you uploaded.

Review an application
review_application

Show you an application exactly as it would be sent, every answer and the resume file, where the employer takes applications through this site.

Submit an application
submit_application

Send that application, only after you've checked it and said yes.

Prepare for an interview
prepare_interview

Build an interview prep pack for an application you're interviewing for, from the role and your own experience, and keep it on that application.

What it won't do

It never sends an application you haven't checked and said yes to, and sends one posting at a time. You answer legal, consent, demographic and work-authorisation questions yourself, and your assistant never sees your resume file. Drafts are written from your profile on our side. It covers data and AI roles only. Dates are our own record of each posting, as explained in how we count.

For developers

The server speaks MCP over streamable HTTP at the address above. The public tools need no key or account and return structured results with an output schema, plus the same answer as Markdown for clients that only read text. The same jobs are open to crawlers and feed readers:

• llms.txt describes the site for language models, and llms-full.txt adds each tool's full description.
• An RSS feed of new data jobs, and one per kind of role: data analyst, data engineer, data scientist, analytics engineer, machine learning engineer, data leadership.
• A sitemap of every open job and employer page.