Dreamwork is now an app in ChatGPT
Start your search where you already chat, and decide for yourself whether recruiters can find you.
Dreamwork's app is published in ChatGPT, and the Agents page links straight to it. You can now turn recruiter introductions off yourself from Profile. On a phone, Profile opens on a hub that shows what each section holds and flags a missing phone number, address, or resume. Regenerating a pack keeps the answers you've validated, and a profile question shared by several waiting applications is asked once.
Add Dreamwork to ChatGPT from the Agents page
Dreamwork's app is published in ChatGPT. On the Agents page, the ChatGPT tab is now an Add to ChatGPT button that opens the app, with no developer mode or connector steps. Claude setup starts with a config you copy into Claude Desktop, and the connector address https://mcp.dreamworkhq.com/mcp stays just below it. A new page spells out what the app does and what it won't do, starting with this: it applies only after you confirm.
Turn off recruiter introductions yourself
A new Recruiters card in Profile → Notifications lets you switch recruiter introductions off. While they're on, recruiters can find an anonymized summary of your profile, and Dreamwork may introduce you and share your profile and resume. Turning them off stops future matching and introductions, though it doesn't recall what was already shared. The FAQ, help pages, and Privacy Policy describe the same switch.
Your profile, one section at a time on phones
On a phone, Profile now opens on a hub. Each row shows what it holds, like your default resume, the job function you're targeting, or your plan, and opens that section on its own screen. If Dreamwork is missing something it needs to apply for you, such as a phone number or mailing address, one button at the top takes you to it.
Also shipped this week
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- Profile's Resume section is now one switcher on every screen, with Make default, Replace, Rename, or Delete for the resume you pick.
- If Apply is set to One tap submit, the Dashboard tells you once that it sends without review, with an Open settings button for switching to Review first.
- When several applications wait on the same profile detail, you answer it once.
- Regenerating a pack keeps the answers you've already validated.
- Turning on a cover letter regenerates only the letter, leaving your answers in place.
- Cover letters read far more of each job posting, so they can match its requirements.
- Resume upload finds your LinkedIn link when your header separates contact details with bullets, commas, or dashes.
- When your resume doesn't say where you live, onboarding's address country starts from your phone number's country code.
- Marking an application as applied yourself now sticks, even if a canceled run ends after it.
- A failed or skipped application you move back to Saved no longer shows as Applying.
- If you cancel an application that may already have reached the employer, Applications says so.
- A public status page shows whether the website, API, and MCP server are responding.
- A new help center answers common questions, like what counts as an application and what happens when a submission fails.
- Graded companies on the Ghosting Index now have their own share card you can copy.
- Every tutorial video page now shows the video's transcript.