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Guide·5 min read·Claude·Higgsfield·Indeed

Make Claude Apply to 500 Jobs With a Portfolio That Builds Itself (Higgsfield MCP)

The whole flow from the video, in order: your resume goes in, Claude scores every relevant listing on Indeed, then Higgsfield MCP builds you a portfolio aimed at exactly those roles and applies with your link attached. Two prompts, both below, copy ready.

Step 1: Give Claude its two superpowers

This runs on two connectors inside Claude, and both take about a minute.

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  1. Tap here to open Higgsfield MCP and copy your MCP link from that page.
  2. In Claude: Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector, paste the link. Higgsfield can now generate visuals directly inside your chats.
  3. In the same Connectors screen, enable the Indeed connector so Claude can read live job listings.

That is the entire setup. No code, no downloads.

Step 2: The list. Feed Claude your resume

Attach your actual resume, not a summary you typed from memory. Claude uses it twice: once to match your real experience against live listings, and again later to write your portfolio's about line. Paste this with the file attached.

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Here's my resume. [attach your resume]

You are my job-hunting agent. Using the Indeed connector:

1. Read my resume so you know exactly what I do and my level.
2. Search Indeed for roles posted in the last two weeks that genuinely fit. Cast a wide net and score every listing out of 100.
3. Show me the top 25 as a clean table: Company, Role, Location, Match /100, and why I fit in one short line. Sorted by score, tight enough to read on a phone.
4. Under the table, tell me in three bullets what these companies keep asking for that my resume alone can't show.

Nothing generic.

What comes back

A scored table of the top matches, sorted, with a one-line reason you fit each. Then the part most people miss: three bullets on what these companies keep asking for that a resume can't show. Showreels, consistent branding, proof of finished work. That gap is exactly what the next prompt closes.

Step 3: The portfolio that builds itself

Now attach 5 to 10 of your best pieces. Photos, clips, designs, screenshots of finished work, whatever shows what you can do. Quality beats quantity, pick the ones you would show in an interview. Paste this in the same chat so Claude still has your resume and the list.

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Now here's my work. [attach 5-10 photos or clips of your work]

You are my creative director and my agent. Using the list above:

1. Use Higgsfield MCP to turn my pieces into exactly what those companies keep asking for: a cinematic hero cover, branded versions of my best pieces, and a 20-30 second showreel with one consistent grade, led by the work that fits the top matches.
2. Build me a clean one-page portfolio from it that I can share as a single link: showreel up top, selected work, one line about me aimed at these roles, and a contact button. Dark, modern, expensive-looking. Give me the link on its own line.
3. For every match above 85, write a tailored three-sentence pitch that references their actual job description and the exact piece in my portfolio they should look at, with the link attached.
4. Then ask me one thing only: GO to submit the top matches one by one, or SEND ME so I can apply myself.

One-line progress updates. Don't ask me anything else. Make it look like I paid an agency.

Step 4: Review, then say GO

Claude shows you the portfolio link, then the tailored pitches, then stops. Nothing sends until you say so. Type GO and it starts submitting the top matches one by one with your portfolio link attached, or SEND ME if you want to fire them off yourself.

Open the portfolio link on your phone before you say GO. That link is the first impression every company gets, and if one piece feels weak, tell Claude to swap it in plain English.

Make it actually land

Three things separate the people who get replies from the people who blast and pray.

  • Rerun prompt 1 every week. Listings turn over fast, and the two-week window keeps you in the fresh pile.
  • Keep the pitches at three sentences. Recruiters skim. The portfolio link does the heavy lifting, the pitch just has to earn the click.
  • Update the portfolio when your work improves. One strong new piece at the top changes how the whole page reads.

This whole flow is one loop: research, design, outreach. The same setup that used to take weeks of tabs now runs in one chat, and that is the actual unlock here.

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Frequently asked questions

New users get 100 free credits through this link, which is enough to build the portfolio assets and see the whole flow work. Past that it is a paid tool, the free credits are for trying it properly.

No. Setup is pasting one connector link into Claude's settings and toggling Indeed on. After that it is two prompts and the word GO.

No. It researches, builds, and drafts everything, then stops and waits. Nothing is submitted until you type GO, and you can always pick SEND ME and apply yourself with the pitches it wrote.

If your work can be shown on a screen, yes. Photographers, editors, designers, 3D artists, social media managers, even developers with product screenshots. The portfolio adapts to whatever you feed it, the showreel just needs pieces worth showing.

Blasting one generic resume at 500 jobs is spam, and it is also what everyone else is doing. This is the opposite: every application is scored for real fit first, and every pitch references the actual job description and the exact piece of your work that proves it. Fewer, better, faster.