Connect it once
One URL into Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever you already talk to. No account, no API key, nothing to install.
Curaiz* tracks remote postings across the market and drops anything older than 30 days. Connect the feed to the AI you already use, and it can go looking on your behalf — while you get on with your day.
https://www.curaiz.com/mcpSetup for Claude, ChatGPT, and more ↓
Free while in preview · No Curaiz* account required. If that ever changes, the URL stays the same — your client will simply ask you to sign in.
How it goes
One URL into Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever you already talk to. No account, no API key, nothing to install.
Your AI already knows what you do and what you are after. It turns that into the search — you never fill in a form.
Every check picks up exactly where the last one stopped, so a job reaches you when it appears and never again.
Setup in about a minute
Curaiz* is a remote MCP server, so there is nothing to install and nothing to run locally. Pick your client below.
https://www.curaiz.com/mcpOn Team and Enterprise plans an owner adds the connector once under Organization settings → Connectors, then members click Connect.
The routine
Say this to your AI and let it handle the rest. It will keep track of what it has already shown you, so each check only surfaces what turned up since the last one.
Every weekday morning, check Curaiz for new remote jobs that would suit me. You already know what I am after — use what you know about my experience and what I have told you I want. Ask me once if you are unsure, then remember it. Only interrupt me for something genuinely worth my time. When you do, give me the role, the company, where I can apply from, the pay if it is stated, and one line on why you think it fits. If nothing new is worth it, just say so. Pick up from where you stopped last time, so I never hear about the same job twice.
Making it recurring
Curaiz* supplies the jobs. When to look and how to reach you are your AI client's job, so use whatever scheduling it already gives you.
Ask it to remember the routine, then set a scheduled task to run it each weekday morning.
Save the routine as a Task so it runs on a schedule and messages you when something turns up.
Keep the routine in a prompt file and run it from cron, the same as any other job you have automated.
Everything here is read-only. Curaiz* never writes anything on your behalf, never applies to a job for you, and keeps no profile of you.
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