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Documentation Index

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What the star rating represents

The star rating is the AI’s summary of how well a candidate’s resume matches the role, shown as 1–5 stars. More stars = stronger overall fit. It’s a holistic signal: the AI weighs the candidate’s full resume against the job, not any single requirement. For the per-requirement breakdown that sits behind it, see Requirement Matches.

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What affects the rating

The AI considers everything that would normally inform a recruiter’s first read of a resume:
  • Relevant work experience and how recently it was done
  • Skills, tools, and technologies the role calls for
  • Qualifications, certifications, and credentials
  • How closely the candidate’s prior roles match the kind of work being hired for
  • Any previous candidate-stated preferences that conflict with the job — for example a location mismatch, schedule mismatch, or compensation expectation that’s far from the posted range — pull the rating down
The star rating and the requirement matches are related but not interchangeable. A candidate can have a strong star rating yet still fail a specific Required match, or vice versa. They are independent signals that the job’s configuration combines into a pass/fail decision — see Configuration.

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Reasoning on hover

Every star rating has a hover-to-reveal explanation in plain language describing why the AI gave it the rating it did. Use this when you want context behind a particular score.

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The greyed-out state

When the entire star rating is rendered in grey instead of gold, the candidate would be auto-disqualified under the job’s current settings. The stars are still shown so you can see the rating, but the muted treatment is a signal that they did not pass.
Examples of star ratings in different states
Two things cause the greyed-out state:
  1. Failed a Required requirement — the candidate has at least one Required importance requirement in No match. See Requirement Matches.
  2. Below the minimum star rating — the candidate’s rating is below the threshold configured for the job. See Configuration.
Either condition is enough on its own to grey out the stars.

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The dash (–) state

If a candidate has no resume on file, the star UI shows a dash (–) instead of stars. Resume review needs a resume to run.
  • Requirement Matches — the per-requirement breakdown that drives one of the greyed-star triggers
  • Configuration — set the minimum star rating and the other failure thresholds
  • Overview — where star ratings appear in the product