Rez Archer

I build small, focused data tools for recruiting, sourcing, and go-to-market work, and for the agents that do that work automatically. Each does a single job, returns a clean normalized schema, and charges per result, so you pay only for the rows you get.

Live, not a cached copy. Most job and company feeds resell a database that refreshes on a schedule and holds stale postings for months. Mine read the source the moment you run them, so an open role is open now, not "seen last week." The live feeds remember your last run and diff against it, so you get new, changed, and closed rows, including the ghost jobs that quietly vanish from a board.

They watch their own sources. Public endpoints change without warning, and a plain "did it run?" check won't catch a renamed field or a moved URL. Every tool grades its sources on each run against known-good reference companies, so when something breaks upstream I patch it, usually before it reaches your runs. That upkeep is the real reason to rent one instead of building and babysitting the integration yourself.

How they're built:

• No keys or proxies for the public-source tools.
• Request timeouts, size limits, and validated inputs.
• Stable field names across platforms, with a sample output on every listing.
• Priced per event with limited permissions, so agents can call them over Apify's MCP and x402 rails.

Found a bug, want a field added, or need a source covered? Open an issue on the tool or email matthewjaybowman@gmail.com.