@revolutia.ai: Hay algo que la extensión de Chrome de Claude puede hacer que no te esperas. Subes tu currículum. Le pides que encuentre trabajos bien pagados para los que estés cualificado de verdad. Y Claude toma el control del navegador, busca esos trabajos y aplica por ti en piloto automático. Sin abrir portales. Sin rellenar formularios. Sin perder horas en algo que una IA puede hacer mejor. La extensión de Chrome es la forma más directa de conseguir que Claude haga cosas de verdad por ti en lugar de solo responderte. Lo que más me llama la atención no es la función en sí. Es que la mayoría de la gente que tiene instalada la extensión ni sabe que esto es posible. Ve al link del perfil para acceder al evento y a los recursos.

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