HuntBoard Jobs
Jobs Listed by MCPBayFresh job openings collected from company career pages, searchable by title and location
By: HuntBoard
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About
HuntBoard collects job openings directly from company career pages and applicant-tracking systems, so listings are fresher than on aggregated job boards. Its MCP server lets an assistant search that index.
Tools:
- search_jobs — search openings by title, keywords, location and remote options.
- get_job — full details of one opening, with a link to apply on the company's site.
- list_coverage — which companies and sources HuntBoard currently covers.
- subscribe_daily_hunts — subscribe to a daily digest of new matching openings.
Typical use: "Find remote senior backend roles posted this week that mention Go or Rust."
Who it is for: job seekers and career assistants.
Notes: free, no account needed for search. Applications go through the employer's own site.
Tools (4)
Get one job postingFull details of one posting HuntBoard has indexed: title, company, location, workplace type, employment type, posted date, source, apply link, whether it is still open, and a description excerpt. Pass the link returned by search_jobs.
List covered locations and rolesThe countries, cities, remote-in-country pages and job roles HuntBoard keeps browse pages for, each with its public page URL. Useful to pick locations and titles before searching.
Search job postingsFind recent job postings that match target job titles in given locations (or remote). Runs HuntBoard's own hunt: SQL narrowing over its index of company career pages and ATS boards, then an AI fit score. Returns up to max_results jobs scored 7-10 with title, company, location, link, source and a one-line reason.
Subscribe to daily job matches by emailAsk HuntBoard to email the person new job matches every morning for the given titles and locations. Double opt-in: HuntBoard sends a confirmation link to the email address and nothing starts until the person clicks it. Free, one-click unsubscribe in every email. Only call this when the person explicitly asked for daily emails and gave their own address.