The source What you shared.
Tailoring re-emphasizes your real history — nothing more. Every claim in a delivered resume traces back to something you shared.
Gaps Reported, not faked.
If the job description asks for a skill your history doesn’t show, the resume doesn’t fake it. The gap is reported to you, and the match score reflects it.
A lower honest score beats a higher fabricated one.
When it needs you It asks.
When a missing fact is something you’d know — an employment-history detail that isn’t written down yet — the search pauses and asks you for it, instead of guessing.
Your answers are saved into your workspace files, so the same question doesn’t come up twice.
Known gap, published Applied to ourselves.
From the docs, verbatim“Known gap in this release: a few preference fields (like visa status) can still be assumed when your files say nothing about them. A clarifying question replaces that assumption in the next release.”