Kitsuno speaks MCP: connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI assistant to your own career record
Kitsuno and Yako are now MCP servers. What that means, everything a connected assistant can do — search your evidence, write grounded applications, brief and rehearse you for interviews, read your pipeline — and the consent model underneath: off by default, item by item, export always free. With the prompts to try.
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Yako: how organisations find the public tenders and grants that fit them
Yako reads the public market for tenders, grants, and consultancy calls across more than 30 sources in 23 languages, every night, and shows an organisation the few notices that match the work it actually does. Built by Kitsuno: it explains its reasoning, applies for nothing, and keeps your data yours.
Job Market SignalJob Market Signal — July 2026: The same employer, two answers on pay
552,000 postings across 108 countries — and one experiment that changes how you should search. The same German employers disclose pay four times more often on their own career sites than on job boards. Plus: why our own headline number was wrong, and what was actually true in July.
MethodologyWhy a European CV Is Never Just a Translation
A photo that helps you in Zurich can sink you in Berlin. A one-page CV that impresses in Paris reads as thin in Munich. Here is how CV and cover-letter conventions actually differ across European markets — and how Kitsuno adapts each document to the country it is going to, not the country it came from.
Job Market SignalJob Market Signal — June 2026
A full month of Kitsuno crawl data — 420,000 postings across 109 countries. The EU pay-transparency deadline has passed and nothing moved, remote work is measurably shrinking, and the skills mix is quietly rotating.
ComparisonThe best AI interview prep tools in 2026 (and the career network tools nobody connects to them)
AI interview preparation tools in 2026 compared: Final Round AI, Big Interview, Yoodli, Google Interview Warmup, ChatGPT, Kitsuno Prepare. Plus the personal CRM side nobody wires to the search: Dex, Clay, folk, Monica, Kitsuno Meet. Languages, grounding, the live-copilot question, privacy, pricing.
ManifestoFind the role, meet the people, rehearse the interview
Reiko, the mid-2026 version of Kitsuno, put your professional identity at the centre. This is the second half of that story: Meet maps the people in your search, Prepare lets you rehearse the interview out loud in the language it will happen in, and everyone you meet stays in a living web that is yours.
Job Market SignalJob Market Signal — May 2026
A full month of Kitsuno crawl data — 363,000 postings across 110 countries. Where pay gets disclosed, the skills each market actually hires for, and who the openings are really for.
ManifestoOne self, three movements
Reiko is the latest version of Kitsuno — its biggest rebuild since launch. It puts your professional identity at the centre: your Library is the I, and from it you shape a Me that adapts to whoever's on the other side — the market when you want to be found, a specific role when you hunt. One self, three movements.
InsightSeeker Agent — how the right job finds you
Most job tools only help you hunt. Kitsuno also has a Be Found side: your Seeker Agent publishes a structured card, negotiates with companies' vacancy agents over an open protocol, and surfaces genuine matches in your pipeline — with you holding the consent gate at every step.
InsightThe hidden job market moved online. Aggregators didn't follow.
The hidden job market is older than the internet. Most of it has since moved online — onto channels aggregators don't crawl, and across a source surface no individual can follow alone. Here is how Kitsuno surfaces both.
ManifestoThe Brag Document Was the Right Idea. The Google Doc Wasn't.
Knowledge workers have been keeping brag documents for years to survive performance reviews, promotion cycles, and sudden job changes. The practice is right. The flat document in a walled garden is the reason most people don't actually keep one — and the reason the ones they do keep stop working when they need them most.
ManifestoWhat is a Living Career Portfolio?
A CV is a snapshot. A LinkedIn profile is a platform's view of you. A Living Career Portfolio is the system underneath both — your career evidence, structured, owned, and growing with you across a working life.
Job Market SignalJob Market Signal — April 2026
What did Kitsuno's agents see across European and international job sources in April 2026? Top skills by country, emerging demand patterns, and what the data says about where the market is heading.
ComparisonThe best AI job search tools for Europe in 2026 — what we actually tested
AI job search tools for Europe in 2026 compared: Jobright, Teal, LazyApply, Careerflow, Atlas Apply, Kitsuno. Test data, sources, pricing, GDPR, trade-offs.
MethodologyHow we measure job-market signal
Six AI agents, four scoring rubrics, a 14-check validator, and a multi-model architecture that routes paid users through EU-based providers. Here is how Kitsuno separates signal from noise.
Open sourceOpen-source EU job sources you can crawl today
A community-maintained directory of European job sources for agentic job search tools. YAML schema, Python validator, real-world crawl notes. Dual-licensed MIT + CC-BY-SA 4.0.
ManifestoWhy Kitsuno exists
Every AI job tool automates applications. None of them put you in control. Kitsuno is an AI career agent built on evidence, transparency, and the principle that your career data belongs to you.