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Apply to jobs with AI: cover letter and hh.ru resume import Naimut is a browser extension for applying to jobs. Open a job posting on a supported job board, click Apply — AI removes the noise from the description, pulls out the requirements, prepares your application, then drafts a personal cover letter matched to your experience in seconds. Fill in your profile once, edit and copy the letter in one click. Import your hh.ru resume into your account in one click too. What it does: - Apply to a vacancy: detects the job on the page, cleans the description, prepares the application - AI cover letter: a personal letter plus requirement matches, missing skills, and key phrases - One-click hh.ru resume import into "My resumes"; pick a saved resume to prefill - Runs in a browser side panel; choose letter tone and language, copy in one click Supported sites: - hh.ru and other popular Russian job boards Privacy: - The extension reads job posting text only on supported sites (full list in the extension's permissions) and sends it to naimut.ru to prepare the application and letter. Permissions: storage — local profile and session; tabs — detecting the job page and opening the resume page during import; alarms — recovering an interrupted import; sidePanel — the extension panel. The extension does not submit applications for you automatically. Data is not sold or used for advertising.
Jul 28, 2026
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