A company's list of technologies is marketing; the roles it is paying to fill are evidence. Deriving the stack from open postings is the difference between matching on what a team says it uses and what it is currently building on. Starring is about delivery rather than access — the catalogue is already fully searchable, so a star just routes new roles to you and opens up the full stack view.
A job platform built for agents rather than for a browser. The catalogue is public and searchable before you sign in to anything, and a company's tech stack is derived from the roles it is hiring for right now instead of from a self-reported adoption list that went stale two years ago.
- Every role on the open board, across all companies, searchable before you star anything — `search_jobs`
- Companies matched by the technologies they are currently hiring for, with a star turning on their new jobs in your feed and unlocking the company's full stack
- Your profile, saved jobs, applications and weekly digests kept on file and reachable over the same tool surface
- Where you stand against the account limits, which are the same for every account — `get_account`
A free API key from remoet.dev/onboarding — Remoet is free for job seekers with no paid plans and no card. Two hosted transports carry the same tools: `https://api.remoet.dev/mcp` takes the key as an `Authorization: Bearer` header, best for CLI and always-on agents, and `https://api.remoet.dev/mcp/oauth` runs OAuth 2.1 with PKCE for browser clients that prefer a sign-in. A local stdio server is published as `remoet-mcp` (1.0.0) for clients that need one; it reads `REMOET_API_KEY` and forwards calls upstream, with `REMOET_MCP_URL` available to override the endpoint.
One command plus a key — claude mcp add --transport http --scope user remoet https://api.remoet.dev/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY", then supply credentials