The master resume tools are what make the agent runs worth wiring up: the source document lives on the platform, so tailoring a CV for a specific posting is one call rather than another upload. Costs land per completed output, which is a different shape of bill from a seat licence.
A connector to LLM Conveyors, a community-driven agent platform with pay-per-action pricing. It runs the platform's agents from an MCP client and carries a full resume toolchain around them: a stored master resume, parsing, validation, theming, rendering and preview.
- The Job Hunter agent run against a role, and a tailored CV produced from it (job-hunter-run, job-hunter-generate-cv)
- The B2B Sales agent run for company research and personalised outreach (b2b-sales-run)
- A master resume created, listed, fetched and updated on the platform (master-resume-create, master-resume-list, master-resume-get, master-resume-update)
- Resumes parsed, validated, previewed and rendered, with a choice of themes (resume-parse, resume-validate, resume-preview, resume-render, resume-themes)
- Resume data imported and exported in the RX format (resume-import-rx, resume-export-rx)
- Agents on the platform discovered and driven directly, with their manifests and run status (agent-manifest, agent-status, agent-interact)
An LLMC_API_KEY created at llmconveyors.com under Settings then API Keys, and Node with npx: npx -y llmconveyors-mcp. Pricing is per completed action, $1 to $5, rather than a monthly subscription.
One command plus a key — npx -y llmconveyors-mcp, then supply credentials