wtf is magic-resume?

Magic Resume is a web based tool for building and editing resumes online. You type your information into an editor and see a formatted resume update on the page as you type, and when you are happy with it you can export the finished document as a PDF. It is built with TanStack Start, TypeScript, Framer Motion for animations, Tailwind CSS for styling, and a component library called Shadcn/ui. Features listed in the README include smooth animations, custom themes, a responsive layout that works on phones as well as desktops, dark mode, real-time preview, automatic saving, and storing your resume data locally in your browser rather than on a server. The roadmap also mentions AI-assisted writing help and multi-language support as completed items, alongside plans for more resume templates and import options for formats like PDF and Markdown. You can run it yourself by cloning the code, installing dependencies with pnpm, and starting a local development server, or you can deploy it with Docker Compose if you would rather run it as a container. One important detail is the license. The project is released under Apache 2.0, but with an added restriction: it is free for personal use, like writing your own resume or learning from the code, but any business or individual that wants to offer it as a paid service to others, use it inside a company for commercial operations, or build a modified commercial product from it must get a separate commercial license, even if they changed the source code. The only official website named in the README is magicv.art.