Helping People Get Jobs = Banned by LinkedIn [AMA]

In late 2024,I launched AIHawk, an open-source AI tool designed to automate the job application process. It was built to help job seekers bypass the tedious, time-consuming process of applying to multiple job listings by automating it through AI.
The tool was a success. It did exactly what it was meant to do: it saved job seekers time, increased their chances of getting noticed, and proved that the job market didn’t need to be this inefficient.
But that success caught the attention of the wrong people.
Within days, LinkedIn banned their accounts, not because they broke any laws, but because threatened the very structure that LinkedIn relied on. The tool was taking away what LinkedIn had been selling: the value of manual, repetitive job applications.

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The Mission Continues

This ban didn’t break me. It fueled them. Now, LABORO is live, an open-source product designed to give job seekers the power back.

At its core is an AI agent that applies to jobs for you, directly on company websites. No forms. No clicking. No wasted hours.

On top of that, LABORO includes a resume to job matching tool that uses machine learning to suggest roles that genuinely fit your background, you can try here (totally free)