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Clients do not hire the longest cover letter. They hire the person who sounds like they read the brief. Job Alerts can draft a starting letter from the posting and your profile bio. That is a head start, not a send button.
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Line 1: restates the outcome in their words. Line 2: one proof that matches the stack. Line 3: your first working step this week. Line 4: one clarifying question. If you cannot fill those lines, you do not understand the job yet. Do not bid.
Use a draft to avoid a blank page. Then delete compliments, delete “I am excited”, and delete any claim you cannot show. Keep your own numbers and tools. The daily AI limit exists so you edit, not spray.
A static template ages badly. A short AI profile bio plus optional extra context per alert stays current. When a Laravel job lands, the draft already knows you ship APIs. When a WordPress job lands, it should not invent WooCommerce awards you do not have.
No. Always edit. Clients recognize generic AI tone. The draft is a skeleton for a human reply.
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