You forgot what you shipped.
Your agent didn't.
Cadence gives your coding agent one instruction: write down every win as it happens. Then it turns that log into a real LaTeX resume.
resume-log.md
## cadence- Cut checkout p99 840ms → 190ms with a batched loader- Shipped SSO for 12k seats; support tickets down 40% ## pgshard- Shard router: 4.2M reads/min, p99 8msresume.pdf
Experience
Senior Software Engineer2022 – Present
Northwind Systems
- Cut checkout p99 latency from 840ms to 190ms by replacing N+1 lookups with a batched loader.
- Shipped SSO across 12,000 seats, cutting access tickets 40%.
Set it up once, then forget about it.
- 01
Add one instruction
Paste it into your agent's config once. From then on it appends what you ship to ~/.claude/resume-log.md.
- 02
Go code
Your agent writes each win down while the numbers are still in front of it.
- 03
Generate and edit
Import the log, get LaTeX, and refine it in a real editor with the PDF beside you.
Works with
Claude Code · Cursor · GitHub Copilot · Windsurf · Cline · Aider
Any agent that reads an instructions file works — the snippet is plain English, not an integration.