Job Searchoor

What 0xdaef0f/job-searchoor MCP server does

0xdaef0f/job-searchoor MCP server provides job-search functionality through the Model Context Protocol. Its documented capability is a single tool, get_jobs, which retrieves available job listings and applies search filters supplied by the client.

The tool is suited to agents that need to narrow job results by how recently they were posted, by included terms, by excluded terms, or by whether the role is remote. The repository does not document a particular job board, listings provider, ranking method, or output schema beyond the tool’s purpose and inputs.

How it works

An MCP client calls get_jobs with sinceWhen, which specifies the age of listings to retrieve. The accepted examples are 1d for one day and 1w for one week; the README states that days and weeks are supported.

Optional filters refine the search:

• keywords: an array of terms that should match jobs.
• excludeKeywords: an array of terms to filter out.
• isRemote: a Boolean indicating whether to filter for remote work.

The README does not describe pagination, sorting, location filters, salary filters, persistence, or a separate configuration file. 0xdaef0f/job-searchoor MCP server therefore fits focused, parameterized job searches rather than use cases that require documented recruiting workflows or broader job-market analytics.

Setup and configuration

The repository provides an npm-based launch command:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "job-search": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "job-searchoor"]
    }
  }
}

Add the entry to Claude Desktop’s claude_desktop_config.json. The -y flag allows npx to run the package without an interactive confirmation prompt. The supplied material does not list environment variables, API keys, OAuth settings, or additional runtime configuration.

Tools and capabilities

The documented tool is get_jobs. It supports a required sinceWhen string and three optional filters: included keywords, excluded keywords, and remote status. This is enough to express searches such as recent remote roles containing selected technologies while excluding unwanted terms. The project is released under the MIT License, allowing use, modification, and distribution subject to that license.

Limitations and notes

Only one tool is documented, and the README does not identify the underlying listings source. It also does not specify how keyword matching behaves, how remote status is determined, how results are ordered, or whether searches cover a particular geography or employment type. Treat those behaviors as implementation details to verify before depending on them in an automated workflow. 0xdaef0f/job-searchoor MCP server is explicitly shown for Claude Desktop, while compatibility with other MCP clients is not stated in the supplied material.