A pasted job description, or answers to 6 short questions: the role, where it is, who it is for, what it pays, what is essential and what the hiring manager actually cares about.
One structured brief. Every other asset is built from it.
Paste a job description or answer 6 questions. Studio turns it into the spec the whole playbook runs on.
The Job Spec is the first thing Studio builds when you add a job. Paste the job description you have been sent, or answer 6 quick questions, and Studio parses it into a structured brief: title, location, employment type, sector, seniority, the must-haves and the nice-to-haves, the hiring organisation and the voice it should be written in. You confirm or correct it in under 2 minutes, and the other 10 assets generate from it.
What goes in, what comes out.
A structured job spec covering title, location, employment type, sector, seniority, must-haves, nice-to-haves, hiring organisation, notes and voice, ready to confirm and hand to the rest of the playbook.
Why this exists.
Most hiring problems are brief problems. The advert underperforms because the must-haves were never separated from the wish list. The search returns the wrong people because the title on the job description is not the title the market uses. The screening call is inconsistent because 2 recruiters read the same job description and took different things from it.
A structured spec fixes that at source. Every downstream asset, from the advert to the interview scorecard, is built from the same confirmed brief, so when the brief changes, the playbook changes with it. Edit the spec and the assets that depend on it flag for regeneration, which is how a mid-search change of salary or location stops being a rewrite of 6 documents.
5 things this delivers.
- 01 Parses a pasted job description into a structured brief in seconds
- 02 A 6-question intake for jobs that arrive without a document
- 03 Separates must-haves from nice-to-haves so every later asset knows the difference
- 04 Captures the hiring organisation and the voice the assets should be written in
- 05 Edits flag dependent assets for one-click regeneration
3 ways it shows up.
An in-house recruiter pastes a job description that has been recycled for 5 years. The spec surfaces 4 requirements that are no longer true, which get corrected before a single advert is written.
An agency consultant takes a brief on a call with nothing written down. The 6-question intake captures it on the way back to the desk and the playbook is generating before the hiring manager has finished their coffee.
A salary band moves 2 weeks into a search. The recruiter edits one line of the spec and regenerates the advert, the outreach and the sell sheet from it.
Who this is built for.
Anyone who receives briefs in the wrong shape: a forwarded email, a 4-page job description from 2019, or a hiring manager conversation that never made it onto paper.
Things people ask.
Do I have to answer all 6 questions?
Can I edit the spec after it is generated?
What happens if the job description is poor?
Does the spec write the advert?
Can I write it as my client rather than as me?
Is it included on Solo?
Works well alongside.
Motivations, turn-offs, channels and search behaviour, generated first because it shapes everything after it.
A master advert plus LinkedIn and careers-page versions, audited for inclusion and scored against a 100-point rubric.
Written to each platform's own syntax, including the 5-operator limit on LinkedIn.
Add a job. Job Spec is in the playbook.
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