Resume Maker: AI Prompt That Writes Your Resume, One Question at a Time

WALKS YOU THROUGH YOUR WORK HISTORY ONE QUESTION AT A TIME, THEN WRITES YOUR RESUME.

A prompt you copy into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot or Grok. It asks about your work one question at a time, builds a general resume, and shapes a new version for each job posting you paste in.

THE PROBLEM

Most people applying for remote work have not written a resume in years, or ever. The free templates want you to already know what to say. The AI chats will write one in ten seconds and invent half of it.

WHAT YOU GET

A text file with the prompt. Paste it into the AI chat you already use. It opens with one question and waits for your answer. It asks about your jobs one at a time, your schooling, any gaps longer than six months (caring for family, running a business, driving for apps, selling online, school and recovery all count as real experience), and what you are good at that nobody paid you for yet. It shows you a card of what it has and fixes it until you say it is right. Then five quick picks: paper or a text box, one page or two, work history first or skills first, the tone, and whether you want a summary line. Then it writes the resume, and a plain text version for a job site's text box.

WHEN YOU HAVE A POSTING

Paste in a job posting, or its link. It pulls out the title, the pay, the schedule and the must haves, tells you plainly what matches and what does not, and writes a version aimed at that job in the posting's own words, only where they are true of you. Ask and it writes a cover letter from the same facts, or a one page information sheet for filling in an online form.

THE RULE IT KEEPS

It uses only the facts you give it. It never invents a job, a date, a title, a degree or a skill, never adds a reference, and never puts your date of birth or your Social Security number on the page. Where a posting asks for something you do not have, it says so instead of making it up.

WHAT IT IS NOT

It is not career or legal advice, and it does not apply to jobs for you; you send every application yourself. It needs an account on one of the AI chats named above. It does not promise you an interview.

HOW YOU GET IT

The prompt lives on your own private page on the Wright Ideas members site. Your Payhip download is a one page access card with the directions. Sign in at members.wrightideasshop.com with your license key, plus the email you checked out with, and the current version is always there. Your key is on the page Payhip opens right after you buy, beside License Key, and in the email Payhip sends you; the Product Key under it is not the one to type. When I improve the prompt, the new version replaces the old one on your page, free. Need help? Write to support@wrightideasshop.com.

PRICING

One price, $4.99, and every future update is included. This is the first release, October 2026. If you started with the free Start Here list, this is the next step; the Remote Work Starter Guide covers the rest of the first month.

License: 2026 Dave Wright, Wright Ideas. Your purchase is licensed to you for personal use. Please do not resell, share, or post the file.

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