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Subchapter 4.5
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Detailed flag specifications for resend careers commands — browse open positions at Resend and submit job applications from the terminal.
Any valid Resend API key works; applications are not tied to the key’s team.
List open positions (default subcommand: bare resend careers runs this). Fetched live from Resend’s applicant tracking system — no pagination.
No flags.
Output:
{"object":"list","data":[{"id":"<id>","title":"<title>","department":"<department>","team":"<team>","location":"<location>","employment_type":"<type>","workplace_type":"<type>","published_at":"<date>"}]}Submit a job application as multipart form data.
Argument: <id> — Job posting ID (required in non-interactive mode)
| Flag | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--name <name> | string | Yes (non-interactive) | Applicant’s full name |
--email <email> | string | Yes (non-interactive) | Applicant’s email address |
--resume <path> | string | Yes (non-interactive) | Path to a local resume file (PDF recommended, max 10MB) |
--field <path=value> | string | No | Answer to a job-specific question; repeatable. Paths are shown on the job posting page at resend.com/careers, or via GET /careers/<id> (system fields use name/email/resume; job-specific questions use UUID paths) |
--yes | boolean | No | Skip the confirmation prompt (interactive mode only) |
Interactive mode walks through every question in the job’s application form; flags pre-fill their matching questions. Non-interactive mode submits exactly what the flags provide — required job-specific questions missing from --field are rejected by the API with a validation_error.
Output: {"success":true}
Notes:
apply_error (“An application has already been submitted…”).Boolean fields on the job posting) take true or false via --field; interactive mode prompts with a Yes/No select.Example (non-interactive):
resend careers apply <id> \
--name "Ada Lovelace" \
--email ada@example.com \
--resume ./resume.pdf \
--field '<uuid>=Because I love email infrastructure.'