careercraft.ing
Document the "invisible work" with our MCP server to turn technical artifacts into quantifiable impact.
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Description
Document the "invisible work" with our MCP server to turn technical artifacts into quantifiable impact.
About careercraft.ing
What is careercraft.ing?
careercraft.ing is a private career evidence vault for software engineers. It turns fresh work notes into structured memories for reviews, promotions, interviews, and resumes. Capture is user-triggered, and the vault is engineer-owned.
What careercraft.ing does
The engineer tells an agent what happened, then reviews a draft memory before saving it to the vault. Agents on the page include Claude, Codex, Goose, Raycast, Cursor, VS Code, and Pi. MCP lets the vault work inside compatible AI tools. A memory has context, tags, impact signals, and ownership, for self-review points, promotion packet evidence, resume bullets, and manager-ready reports. The page says it does not watch work in the background and it is not employee monitoring, not an HR performance system, and not a passive tracker. Andrea Barghigiani is the founder, described as a product engineer. The about page says last updated June 2026.
Who careercraft.ing is for
careercraft.ing is for software engineers who need evidence for self-reviews, promotions, resumes, interviews, or manager conversations. The page includes reliability, architecture, mentoring, unblocking, incident response, and other invisible work.
How careercraft.ing works
Capture a win while the context is fresh, structure the impact, and reuse it for a review, promotion, resume, or interview. The agent drafts a memory to review before it is saved. Monthly is $16.99/month and yearly is $169.99/year, and both include a 7-day trial. Lifetime is $299 one-time. The page says the lifetime price rises by $20 every 10 confirmed lifetime customers. Every option includes 500 credits/month, AI enhancement, smart suggestions, and priority support.
Key features
- Private engineer-owned vault for wins, decisions, tradeoffs, and invisible work.
- Capture through an agent such as Claude, Codex, Goose, Raycast, Cursor, VS Code, or Pi.
- MCP, or Model Context Protocol, connects the vault to compatible AI tools.
- Monthly $16.99/month and yearly $169.99/year, each with a 7-day trial.
- Lifetime is $299 one-time. The price rises by $20 every 10 confirmed lifetime customers.
- 500 credits/month, AI enhancement, smart suggestions, and priority support on every option.
- Not employee monitoring, not an HR system, and not a passive background tracker.
- A team plan is offered for seats, shared rollout support, and career progress together.
Pricing
As listed on careercraft.ing, checked 14 October 2026. Prices can change; see the site for current terms.
- Monthly: $16.99/month, with a 7-day trial.
- Yearly: $169.99/year, with a 7-day trial.
- Lifetime: $299 one-time. The lifetime price rises by $20 every 10 confirmed lifetime customers.
- Every option: 500 credits/month, AI enhancement, smart suggestions, and priority support.
- A team plan is offered for seats and shared rollout support.
Facts from careercraft.ing, checked 14 October 2026
- Built by Andrea Barghigiani. The about page says last updated June 2026.
- MCP is how the vault connects to compatible AI tools.
- The page says the lifetime price rises by $20 every 10 confirmed lifetime customers.
- It is not a generic resume builder trying to invent impact after the fact.
Written from careercraft.ing's own website (Homepage, About). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is careercraft.ing?
A private career evidence vault for software engineers. It captures wins, metrics, decisions, tradeoffs, and invisible work while the context is fresh, then turns the notes into material for self-reviews, promotion packets, resumes, and interviews.
Does it track work in the background?
No. Capture is on demand and user-triggered. The engineer can decide when a win, decision, incident, or tradeoff is worth saving. It does not scrape work systems in the background.
Who owns the evidence?
The engineer does. The page says the vault belongs to the engineer, not the employer, and that evidence is private, portable, and not an employer-owned performance record.
What do the launch prices include?
Monthly and yearly include a 7-day trial. Lifetime is a one-time purchase. Every option includes 500 credits/month, AI enhancement, smart suggestions, and priority support.