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I asked Termini for a Word and PDF resume. It asked four questions and wrote both files.

Most AI chat windows stop at a Markdown dump you then paste into Word. Termini is a Windows workspace. I typed one sentence — create a professional resume in Word and PDF on the desktop — and it wrote both files, matching, on the real Desktop.

Site: terminiapp.com
Microsoft Store: Termini

One sentence, then a real form

It did not invent my career. It asked four questions in English, the same language as the request: how to fill the content, which industry, which layout, which language.

Termini ask-user form for resume content, industry, style and language

I picked a polished sample to edit later, Software / Engineering, modern single-column ATS-friendly, English. That is the point of the product: missing facts become a form, not a wall of chat.

It builds the file, not a draft you copy

It found the Desktop path, checked that Python and Microsoft Word were on the machine, then ran a script: python-docx for the .docx, Word itself to export the PDF so the two files match. No text boxes, no tables, no columns — parsers can read the experience in order.

Termini report with Word and PDF paths on the desktop

Result on this run: Jordan_Rivera_Resume.docx (38 KB) and Jordan_Rivera_Resume.pdf (255 KB) on the Desktop. One Letter page, Calibri, accent #1F4E79 on the name and section rules. The name is a sample. Open Word, replace name, phone, email, companies, school. The layout stays.

What you actually get

The Word file is a real .docx you can edit:

Sample software-engineer resume in Word, one page

The PDF is the same page, exported from Word, not a second layout:

Same resume opened as PDF

Why this is the product

It operates on the desktop. Sessions, files and the assistant share one machine. Word and PDF land where you asked, not in a download bubble you then move.

It asks before it invents. Content, industry, style and language were a form. I did not have to write a prompt essay.

It picks the real tool. Markdown-to-docx would have dropped the accent color. It used a script and Word because the job needed layout control and a matching PDF.

SSH, SFTP, Telnet and RDP live in the same window when the job is a server. This job was a resume. Same assistant. Same inventory of what is actually installed on the host.

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