HH OpenClaw Agent

HH OpenClaw Agent is a public ClawHub hh.ru application skill. Use it when the user says "hh openclaw agent", "hh job apply automation", "hh.ru browser application", or wants a reviewed hh.ru application packet with logged-in browser execution and an auditable submission bundle.

Search intent: hh openclaw agent, hh.ru apply, job application browser automation, career submission bundle

Goal

Turn one hh.ru application run into a reusable submission bundle:

• one machine-readable application packet
• one ordered execution log with evidence
• one structural bundle check
• one shareable markdown report

This skill is for reviewed hh.ru browser execution through OpenClaw. It assumes the browser profile is already authenticated.

Use This Skill When

• the user wants to prepare and submit an hh.ru application through OpenClaw
• a vacancy-specific packet should be reviewed before the live browser write
• the same hh.ru response flow needs an auditable run log instead of chat memory
• a blocked or failed submission needs screenshots, exact steps, and a handoff report
• the operator wants one record of approved content and live browser outcome

Quick Start

1. Initialize the application packet.

   • Use python3 {baseDir}/scripts/init_hh_application_packet.py --out <json> --packet-id <id> --vacancy-id <id> --vacancy-title <title> --company-name <company> --resume-title <resume> --vacancy-url <url> --apply-url <url> --cover-letter <text>.
   • Add --browser-profile, --review-status, --reviewer, and repeatable --blocked-action fields when needed.

2. Execute the browser flow through OpenClaw.

   • Open the apply URL in a logged-in profile.
   • Record each meaningful browser action with append_hh_execution_step.py.
   • Capture screenshots and outcome notes as the run progresses.

3. Keep operator-owned auth and approval gates explicit.

   • If hh.ru shows login, CAPTCHA, 2FA, or another auth challenge, stop and let the operator complete it in the same browser profile.
   • Do not live-send a packet that is still pending or rejected.

4. Check the bundle before sharing or counting it as complete.

   • Use python3 {baseDir}/scripts/check_hh_submission_bundle.py --manifest <json> --repo-root <repo> --out <json>.
   • Fix approval-gate issues, missing screenshots, or incomplete failed-step notes before final handoff.

5. Render the report.

   • Use python3 {baseDir}/scripts/render_hh_submission_report.py --manifest <json> --out <md>.
   • The default report redacts the cover letter body, keeps only public https://*.hh.ru/... URLs, and redacts private artifact paths.
   • Add --include-sensitive only when you intentionally need a full-content export.
   • Share the report instead of loose screenshots and manual notes.

Operating Rules

Packet rules

• Keep one packet per vacancy response flow.
• The cover letter should stay vacancy-specific.
• Record vacancy URL, apply URL, resume title, and approval state before opening the live form.

Execution rules

• Use a logged-in OpenClaw browser profile for the live hh.ru session.
• Record expected result and actual result for every meaningful step.
• Capture a screenshot for failed or blocked steps and for the final submitted state when possible.
• Keep artifact paths relative so the bundle can move between machines.

Safety rules

• Do not claim undocumented hh.ru write APIs.
• Do not store cookies, secrets, or tokens in notes or artifacts.
• Do not send a live application unless the packet review state is approved.
• Treat login, CAPTCHA, passkey, and 2FA as operator-owned interruptions, not background automation.

Bundled Scripts

• scripts/init_hh_application_packet.py
  • Create a machine-readable application packet for one hh.ru response flow.
• scripts/append_hh_execution_step.py
  • Append one evidence-backed browser execution step to the packet.
• scripts/check_hh_submission_bundle.py
  • Validate approval state, execution evidence, and bundle safety before handoff.
• scripts/render_hh_submission_report.py
  • Render a concise markdown report from the packet and execution log.