scoutica info

When you navigate into a directory containing a Scoutica profile, raw JSON arrays can be difficult to read quickly. scoutica info is your quick lens into the semantic data locally.

Command Syntax

scoutica info [directory]

How It Works

This command does not hit the internet, APIs, or GitHub. It executes purely offline. It parses profile.json, evidence.json, and rules.yaml in the active scope and visually outputs:

• Your exact Professional Title and Name.
• Your Domain vectors.
• Your Years of Experience vs Seniority Level.
• Compensation Rules (e.g. Remote Policy constraints).
• Total aggregated Public Evidence count.

Why use it:

• Sanity Checks: After running scoutica scan ~/CV, you want a rapid glance at what the AI extracted without breaking out cat profile.json or launching VS Code.
• Verifying the local instance before choosing to publish to the open internet.

Output Example

╔═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║  John Doe
║  Senior Backend Architect
║  Seniority: senior  |  Experience: 8 years
║  Domains: distributed_systems, fintech
╚═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝

  Skills:
    Languages: Rust, Go, TypeScript
    Tools: Kubernetes, Kafka, Terraform

  Rules of Engagement:
    Minimum salary: 140000 EUR
    Remote policy: hybrid
    Engagement: permanent

  Evidence: 4 public items