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Overview
What is ProfileClaw?
ProfileClaw is a career assessment and AI guidance platform that turns your identity into a structured, portable protocol for AI agents. It combines psychometric assessments (RIASEC, Big Five-related, career drivers, skills) with resume parsing and AI reasoning to build a persistent profile. This profile can be read by AI agents like OpenClaw, Claude Code, and others, so they start with context instead of asking you to explain yourself every session.
How ProfileClaw works
ProfileClaw operates on a three-layer stack: Data, Intelligence, and Action. The Data Layer unifies assessments, resume, skills, and preferences into one continuously updated profile. The Intelligence Layer runs fit scoring, pivot risk, and path recommendations, with conclusions tracing to real signals. The Action Layer makes the profile available to products and agents via API or skill files. You complete assessments, upload materials, and the AI extracts signals to build a structured profile. Agents can then read this profile via a URL or CLI install, enabling context-aware actions.
Main features
- Assessments: Four tracks including paid AI Holland RIASEC Interest Assessment, free Workplace Behavioral Styles (Big Five-related), free Career Drivers, and free Skills & Talents.
- Profile building: Upload resume and extra materials (chats, screenshots, notes) for AI to extract signals.
- Agent integration: Works with OpenClaw, Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, and other runtimes. Use a skill file or CLI fallback (
npx @profileclawai/skill install-skill). - Encryption and control: Encrypted by default, your key stays yours, and you choose which agents can read your profile.
- API access: For developers, with career data API and workflow integration.
- Plan benefits: Data storage, visibility controls, resume versions, and anonymous profile modes vary by plan.
Pricing
ProfileClaw uses a point-based system. Assessments are free; AI features consume points. Subscriptions refill points monthly.
- Free: $0 forever, 30 points monthly, basic dashboard, small AI trial budget, basic data retention.
- Pro: $5.90/month, 500 points monthly, AI reports, resume parsing, reasoning, multiple resume versions, long-term storage, visibility controls, anonymous modes.
- Max: $14.90/month, 1,500 points monthly, everything in Pro, higher workflow headroom, priority access to new features, extended history.
- Enterprise: Custom quote for API access, usage-based pricing, bulk plans.
One API call = one point; complex features cost more. No credit card required to start.
Common use cases
- Career guidance: Use assessments and AI reports to narrow down career directions and understand strengths.
- Agent-powered workflows: Give AI agents like OpenClaw or Claude Code a persistent profile so they can act with memory, e.g., suggesting next best moves or writing context-aware content.
- Job matching: High-fit opportunities based on your profile signals.
- Personal development: Track interests, values, and skills over time.
Limitations
- AI features require points: Free tier has a small budget; heavy usage requires paid plans.
- Agent compatibility: Not all runtimes can read the skill file directly; CLI fallback may be needed.
- Data dependency: Profile quality depends on completing assessments and uploading materials.
- Pricing complexity: Point system may require understanding what costs points.
Summary
ProfileClaw positions itself as "identity infrastructure" for the AI era. It solves the fragmentation problem by consolidating your career-related data into a portable profile that AI agents can read. With free assessments and a pay-as-you-go AI layer, it aims to make AI interactions more personalized and efficient. While it offers a novel approach, users should consider the point-based costs and the need for active profile building.
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