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resumelang hero resumelang hero resumelang turns a single, version-controlled resume.yml file into a themed HTML resume, a PDF, JSON Resume, Markdown, and ATS-safe plain text. It ships as one Go binary that doubles as a CLI, a web editor, and a CI target. There is no SaaS lock-in. Your resume is a file, your themes are folders, your history is git log.

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Three ways to use it

Web editor

Edit YAML on the left, see the rendered resume on the right. Switch themes, print, or download a standalone HTML file. Runs locally or hosted.

CLI

resumelang build resume.yml — produces every format. Zero config. Single binary, no Node, no Python.

GitHub Action

Keep resume.yml in your own repo. On push, CI rebuilds and publishes the output to GitHub Pages.

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Pick a path

Quickstart

Install the binary and ship your first themed resume in under five minutes.

DSL schema

The full resume.yml shape — every field, every type, every example.

Theme system

Five built-in themes plus a strict theme.yml spec for community themes.

VS Code extension

Live preview, schema validation, and theme switching inside your editor.

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Why a DSL?

A resume is structured data — a name, jobs, dates, skills — not a Word document. Once it is structured, every problem people have with resumes goes away:
  • One source, every format. Apply with PDF, share online as HTML, paste into ATS as plain text.
  • Diffable. git diff shows exactly what changed between versions.
  • Re-themable. Pick minimal, aurora, material, terminal, sap, or ship your own.
  • Schema-validated. Your editor autocompletes fields and red-squiggles typos.
  • Portable. A single binary builds it on Linux, macOS, Windows, and CI.