Add a work record
Start with the role as it really happened: employer, dates, context, responsibilities, projects, and the evidence that makes the story hold.
Studio, Lyra, and Interview get a reliable base instead of a thin line from an old CV.
Before there is a CV for this role, there is the work itself: the projects, outcomes, skills, credentials, and context that make the claim true. Nexus keeps that depth in one place, then lets Lyra find the details old CVs leave behind.
A CV has to be short. Your career is not. Nexus keeps the fuller version alive: what happened, where the proof sits, which skills the work supports, and what can safely be reused when the next opportunity asks for a different angle.
Roles, dates, employers, responsibilities, projects, outcomes, skills, files, and references stay together as living records instead of another flattened document.
Drop in an existing CV and let Alynd pull out roles, education, skills, and credentials. You review the extraction before it becomes trusted history.
Academic years, courses, projects, internships, achievements, certificates, licences, awards, memberships, training, and publications sit beside the work they support.
Group skills and themes across roles, education, and professional records, so a strong thread is easy to find when an application needs it.
Ask Lyra to turn rough notes into responsibilities, suggest skills from saved work, or find labels across roles. Every change waits for your approval.
Studio CVs, Lyra suggestions, and live interview answers all draw from the same record, so speed never has to mean a weaker story.
Start with the fragments you already have. Build them into a record with enough depth to serve the next CV, the next rewrite, and the next interview.
Import an old CV or create roles manually. Add the details that never fit cleanly into the final document.
Use Lyra to expand rough notes into responsibilities, find supported skills, and organise the themes running through the record.
Studio builds CVs, Lyra stages improvements, and Interview shapes live answers from evidence you have already reviewed.
Add the role, import what already exists, and let Lyra bring forward the details worth keeping. Nexus stays permanent because trusted material changes only when you approve it.
Start with the role as it really happened: employer, dates, context, responsibilities, projects, and the evidence that makes the story hold.
Studio, Lyra, and Interview get a reliable base instead of a thin line from an old CV.
Drop in the document you already have. Alynd pulls out roles, education, skills, and credentials, then pauses for your review before the record becomes official.
A decade of work can become structured material without giving up control of what gets saved.
Paste the fragments: old notes, project shorthand, the messy version only you understand. Lyra turns them into clear responsibilities for review.
Thin role entries become specific, defensible material for CVs and interviews without inventing claims.
Ask Lyra to read the work already saved on the role and suggest skills that belong there. No keyword stuffing, just signals with evidence behind them.
Skills become things you can defend, not a list copied from a job ad.
Ask Lyra to find the themes that repeat across roles: regulated delivery, stakeholder operations, process design, technical leadership.
Labels make the record easier to search and reuse while staying anchored to work you actually saved.
Certificates, licences, memberships, awards, and training sit beside roles and education, where they can support the story instead of hiding in folders.
Credentials are ready when a role asks for compliance, specialist proof, or professional standing.
No more starting every application from an old CV
No more losing strong project details under deadline pressure
No more AI claims you cannot defend in interview
No more best wording scattered across half-finished documents
Each area becomes stronger when it draws from the same trusted career record.