jobtrackingapp/.gsd/milestones/M001/slices/S02/tasks/T01-SUMMARY.md

title, status, files, verification

title	status	files	verification
T01 summary	done	JobTrackerApi/Controllers/JobApplicationsController.cs JobTrackerApi.Tests/JobApplicationsApplicationPackageTests.cs	$HOME/.dotnet/dotnet build JobTrackerApi/JobTrackerApi.csproj docker run --rm -v "$PWD":/src -w /src mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/sdk:9.0 bash -lc '...dotnet test /tmp/apptests/AppPkgTests.csproj...'

Strengthened application-package generation so it now consumes imported correspondence and recruiter/job context instead of relying mostly on job description text plus the profile CV.

What changed:

• JobTrackerApi/Controllers/JobApplicationsController.cs
  • added BuildCorrespondenceContextAsync(...) to gather recent imported correspondence, participants, thread ids, and AI-derived package signals
  • enriched generate-application-package context with:
    • recruiter name/email and greeting baseline
    • imported correspondence context from S01
    • existing saved job material (tailored CV / cover letter / recruiter message) when present
    • job URL in the package context
  • updated prompts so tailored CV, cover letter, application answer, recruiter message, and variants all explicitly use imported correspondence when helpful without crossing the manual-send boundary
  • expanded KeyPoints to include correspondence-derived and attachment-derived signals
• JobTrackerApi.Tests/JobApplicationsApplicationPackageTests.cs
  • added focused backend proof that package generation reacts to imported correspondence and recruiter context rather than falling back to generic output

Verification:

• Native backend build passed with $HOME/.dotnet/dotnet build JobTrackerApi/JobTrackerApi.csproj
• Focused application-package backend test passed in an isolated Docker harness (1 passed)

Important caveat:

• As with S01 backend verification, the repository’s broader JobTrackerApi.Tests project still has unrelated compile drift, so the focused package test was isolated instead of relying on the full test project.