Getting Started
Install and set up Career Pipeline in 3 steps
Prerequisites
- Claude Code CLI installed and authenticated
- Node.js 18+
Installation
/plugin marketplace add blueglasses1995/ekacari
/plugin install career-pipeline@ekacariAfter installation, restart Claude Code. The plugin initializes automatically on session start.
Quick Start
Step 1: Start tracking a project
Open Claude Code in your project directory. The plugin detects new directories and prompts:
Track this project for career-pipeline?
(1) Work project (2) Personal/OSS project (3) Don't trackChoose the appropriate option.
Step 2: Record your work
Use /update-task to capture what you've been working on:
/update-taskThe plugin guides you through recording:
- Projects — company, role, period, team size
- Tasks — what you built, with phase and difficulty
- Decisions — technical choices with context and tradeoffs
- Challenges — problems solved, root causes, resolutions
- Outcomes — quantitative and qualitative results
Step 3: Generate outputs
Generate a CV, blog post, or practice interview questions:
/cv-generate
/render blog
/interview-practiceConfiguration
Settings are stored at ~/.career-pipeline/settings.json:
{
"language": "en",
"auto_capture": true,
"known_projects": {}
}| Setting | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
language | "en" or "ja" | Output language for all commands |
auto_capture | true / false | Auto-capture conversation snapshots |
known_projects | object | Tracked project paths and types |
Data Storage
All data is stored locally at ~/.career-pipeline/:
~/.career-pipeline/
career.db # SQLite database
settings.json # Configuration
backups/ # Automatic backups
dumps/ # SQL dump exports