Reactive Resume is an open-source resume builder: its source code is public, it is licensed under MIT, and you can use the hosted app or run your own instance.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rxresu.me/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
What open source means here
The project repository is available on GitHub. You can inspect the code, report issues, contribute improvements, and review how the resume builder, API, self-hosting setup, and documentation are implemented. The license is documented in License.Product capabilities
Reactive Resume includes a browser-based builder, resume templates, PDF export, public sharing links for human recipients, API access, MCP support, and optional AI-assisted workflows. Public resume URLs are shareable for human recipients and are not search-indexed by default. The main user workflow starts in the hosted app at rxresu.me or on a self-hosted deployment. Helpful starting points:When to use this path
Use the open-source path when you want transparency, want to inspect how resume data and exports are handled, want to contribute fixes or translations, or need the option to run your own deployment.When not to use this path
Do not start with the source code if your immediate goal is only to build a resume. Use rxresu.me or the Quickstart first. Do not assume open source automatically covers your compliance needs; if you operate an instance, review the self-hosting and privacy docs.Contribution and customization
If you want to contribute or understand the codebase, start with the contributor docs. They describe the local development setup, package layout, and project conventions.Development setup
Set up the repository locally.
Architecture
Understand the app and package boundaries.
Translations
Help translate the app.
GitHub repository
Browse issues, pull requests, and source code.