Most of the jobs on Who's Hiring threads don't include any compensation, so I don't see how searching that source would be useful for many folks.
I’m going one step at a time, the first tedious task I wanted to automate was searching and second-pass filtering
Most job listing sites have tools to filter by many different factors, including role, location, remote, salary range and seniority level, but usually the filters are either too strict or too permissive and I still end up having to read through tens or hundreds of listings to select just a few
Command Jobs gives me better matches faster by using GPT to match my resume and job preferences with the listings
Not defending the exclusion of salary, but I think it would be pretty naive to dismiss the fact that a profound amount of people have been forced into unemployment and can negotiate if it gets there.
I think folks know there's downward pressure, but I'd rather not anyone have to waste time engaging with employers offering minimum wage for software engineers.
I know of two options:
1) the simplest, is to ask GPT to tell me an estimate for a certain role, at a certain company, at a certain location/area - with the right prompt, and if it can find additional info online, it gives pretty decent guesses
2) if you are willing to code it in multiple checks and steps, you can have GPT help you navigate and scrape listings. For example, the listings in Ask HN usually have very little detail, and no ranges, but a lot of them have links to somewhere else with detailed info, including ranges - or they don't have links, but you can still find the info and ranges their careers page or some other platform
In the second case there's a lot of trial and error, for which GPT could be helpful in navigating with less supervision