Changelog
The bigger things we have shipped since CaesarHire went into beta in July 2026. Newest first.
- Chrome extensionImprovement
Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store
- The CaesarHire extension is now published on the Chrome Web Store, so installing it is one click from the listing rather than anything technical.
- Everything else is unchanged: pair it once with the code from Settings, and it still only works on a page when you press start.
- Your agentNew feature
Your agent notices what you actually want
- Every job you approve or reject is a vote, and your agent now reads them. Turn down three roles as underpaid and it says so in plain words on your Today page, then asks whether to raise your salary floor. Nothing changes without your yes.
- Say yes to a role and it goes looking for more like it. Reject one because the money was wrong and it hunts the same job at better pay.
- New roles it found for a reason carry the reason: 'Because you liked Account Executive at Fieldstone', on the page and in your morning email.
- The first conversation digs deeper too, asking what you are escaping and what a genuinely good Monday looks like.
- PracticeImprovement
A real five-minute interview, and the transcript to keep
- The video interview now runs like a proper first round: a set of real questions, a push for numbers when an answer is vague, and a proper close where she thanks you and tells you what happens next.
- The call fills the screen, and a dropped connection gets time to come back.
- Every call keeps its full transcript alongside your agent's debrief, so you can reread exactly what you said long after the room has closed.
- PracticeNew feature
Practise out loud, or face to face on video
- Three ways to rehearse: type your answers, speak them out loud, or sit through a video interview with an interviewer who looks you in the eye and asks like the real thing.
- When you hang up, your agent writes you an honest debrief: what landed, what to sharpen, quoting what you actually said. No scorecards, no flattery.
- One page for all of it, with every previous session, its questions, your answers and the coach's notes.
- Your agentNew feature
A letter from your agent every Sunday
- A short letter on Sunday evening about how the week actually went: what it sent, who replied, what it made of it, and what next week should look like.
- Written like a person who has been working on your search all week, not like a dashboard. When there is genuinely nothing worth saying, it stays quiet.
- Chrome extensionNew feature
Bring your agent into any application form
- A Chrome extension that puts your agent on the job page you are already looking at. It reads the form, suggests answers from the facts you have confirmed, and tracks the application in your pipeline.
- It does nothing on any page until you press start, only ever looks at that one tab, and stops the moment you tell it to.
- Works on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday and most company forms.
- Your agentImprovement
Name your agent, and a warmer one to talk to
- Call your agent whatever you like. The name follows it into every chat, email and debrief.
- It talks like a recruiter who is on your side rather than a form that needs filling, and the first conversation now offers tap choices for the simple questions instead of making you type.
- The morning email carries every role it found, with the salary on each one.
- ApplicationsImprovement
CVs that look like CVs
- Documents your agent writes read as finished documents, with education, languages and interests included.
- Every suggested role links straight to its own advert, and the product says plainly who does what: your agent writes, you send.
- Your searchImprovement
Roles arrive without you asking
- Your agent now searches four times a day on its own and emails you when something new lands, instead of waiting for you to press a button.
- Adverts older than a month are dropped: they are usually filled, and applying to them wastes your week.
- A short honest list beats a padded one, and on a day nothing clears the bar your agent tells you it found nothing.
- Your searchNew feature
Real jobs, and replies handled for you
- Your agent searches the live web for genuine openings.
- Forward any recruiter email to your personal CaesarHire address and your agent works out what it means, updates your pipeline, and drafts the reply for you to send.
- LaunchNew feature
CaesarHire, in beta
- A personal agent for getting hired: it reads your CV, interviews you about what you have actually done, and agrees a search plan with you before it starts.
- Everything it learns becomes a fact you confirm, and it will never put a line in an application that you have not said is true.
- For the jobs you want, it writes a tailored CV and cover letter and tracks the application. You send it yourself, always.
Still shipping, most weeks. Put an agent on your search and see.