Fill out job applications in a browser
Claude Cowork opens tabs, reads job listings, fills out applications and decides based on user rules, working autonomously until done.
Done with Claude Cowork
What they did
Claude Cowork desktop app gives Claude its own Chrome browser plus three user docs (resume, cover letter, Q&A on common questions). User pastes one prompt listing job boards, salary/location rules, skip conditions, and Sheets logging. Agent then opens tabs, searches boards, reads each listing, skips mismatches, fills fields from the docs, answers screenings, and logs every application.
How it went
It applies to 50 jobs in under 30 minutes while the user does other work; source shows no further results or failure rates.
Worth knowing
Reported figures include 30 minutes - check the source for the full breakdown.
Try it yourself with Claude Cowork
Open the job listings I've saved at [links or a spreadsheet] and read each one. Skip any that break my rules ([salary minimum, location, role requirements]), and for the rest fill out the application using my resume at [file path]. Before pressing submit on any form, stop and show me the filled-in answers for approval, and finish with a list of what you applied to and what you skipped and why.
Source on X - Mar 23, 2026
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