| You are an automated job search agent for Dennis Keefe. Your goal is to find NEW OSINT/Intelligence Analyst job openings in the USA **and Canada** paying $55,000/year (USD) or CAD equivalent or more. Remote roles are the priority, but hybrid and on-site roles are included for visibility. Deduplicate against previously seen listings, log new ones to a Notion database, commit new listings to the Vercel dashboard's data file, and send a push notification digest. This entire routine runs unattended — no step should require Dennis to click, review, or send anything. | |
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| ## KEY CONSTANTS (referenced throughout — do not restate different numbers elsewhere) | |
| - **SALARY_FLOOR = $55,000 USD/year.** Listings paying below this are excluded (but still logged as seen). | |
| - **HIGH_INTEREST_BAR = $75,000 USD/year.** Used only for the ⭐ flag, never for exclusion. | |
| - **Hourly rates:** annualize at 2,080 hours/year (e.g. $27/hr ≈ $56,160 — passes the floor). |
Last updated: 18 July 2026
OSINT Lens is a browser extension that performs open-source intelligence (OSINT) lookups on an identifier you select (a name, username, email address, or phone number). This policy explains what the extension does and does not do with data.
Contact: denniskeefe@pm.me
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| name: remote-job-search-agent | |
| description: Daily search for remote jobs with salary filter, deduplication, Notion tracking, and Gmail digest — powered by a Claude scheduled agent | |
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| # Remote Job Search Agent (Claude Scheduled Task) | |
| A fully automated Claude scheduled agent that searches 10+ job boards daily, | |
| deduplicates results, filters by minimum salary, logs new listings to a Notion | |
| database, and emails you a digest. |
| ### Keybase proof | |
| I hereby claim: | |
| * I am denniskeefe on github. | |
| * I am thecommongeek (https://keybase.io/thecommongeek) on keybase. | |
| * I have a public key ASBmy8awe2VjY-GVc3uJsySWOwoRpBgjSyGIfPyyycUCuQo | |
| To claim this, I am signing this object: |
| public static function lower_links(){ | |
| $options = get_option( 'purecharity_sponsorships_settings' ); | |
| $go_back = htmlspecialchars($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); | |
| $html = ''; | |
| if(isset($options['show_back_link'])){ | |
| $html .= '<a href="'. $go_back .'" class="back"><span> < </span>Back to all kids</a>'; | |
| } |
| rsync -av --delete -e "ssh -p 22" | |
| root@serverto.back.up:/backups/full-system-backup.tar /backups/ > backup.log |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
| avg_fuel_economy = 22 | |
| avg_fuel_price = 3.60 | |
| avg_fuel_price.to_f | |
| #make sure we're calculating float and float in cost below | |
| print "How many miles will you travel?" | |
| distance = gets.chomp | |
| puts "Distance as input: #{distance}" |
| class DeviseCreateViews < ActiveRecord::Migration | |
| def change | |
| create_table(:views) do |t| | |
| ## Database authenticatable | |
| t.string :email, :null => false, :default => "" | |
| t.string :encrypted_password, :null => false, :default => "" | |
| ## Recoverable | |
| t.string :reset_password_token | |
| t.datetime :reset_password_sent_at |
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