I shipped a free tool this week: cvboost.intrane.fr. Paste your LinkedIn URL, get a scored audit (6 criteria, diagnosis, action plan). No signup.
The point isn't the audit — it's that an autonomous agent does it in public, and it's a live demo of three things I build.
You can watch the work happen
No spinner-and-a-black-box. Each request becomes a GitHub issue → an agent scores your profile and opens a pull request with the report → a second agent reviews and merges it, no human in the loop → the report is published as a shareable page. Every step is a clickable link on the result page. It's all public: github.com/javimosch/cvboost-audits.
The stack
mago — agents that run companies. The audits are done by autonomous agents that take work from a GitHub repo, ship PRs, and escalate to a human only when needed. A "company" is a repo; here the team is an auditor and a reviewer. BYO model key, runs on your machine. CVBoost is that loop running live on every request.
hart — Claude Artifacts, self-hosted. Each report is a self-contained HTML page published with one CLI call → a live, sandboxed, versioned URL. The "publish this artifact" primitive from claude.ai, unbundled and runnable on your own box, callable from any terminal agent.
machin — one binary, no Node. The whole app — SSR site, reactive WebAssembly UI, and JSON API — is a single static native binary. No Node, no bundler, no node_modules. The browser client compiles to wasm from the same language as the server.
Why free
It's the shop window, not the product: watch an agent do real work end to end, traceably, instead of trusting a landing page. Try it → cvboost.intrane.fr, then open the PR the agent left behind. Full story: blog.intrane.fr/an-ai-agent-audits-your-linkedin-in-public
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