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Claude Code Plugin

The reordinal plugin lets Claude Code  browse and act on your ATS in plain English — no curl, no dashboard tab-switching.

  • Browse jobs — openings, hiring stages, ATS criteria.
  • Review candidates — filter and sort by score, stage, status, or name; open details, parsed resumes, and ATS breakdowns.
  • Act — move stages, add/remove tags, rerun ATS scoring.
  • Reason — ask for a shortlist, a head-to-head comparison, or interview questions; Claude combines the reads with the job’s criteria to answer.

Install

/plugin marketplace add reordinal/claude-reordinal /plugin install reordinal@reordinal

Setup

You need an API key (rd_live_…) from your workspace settings → API Keys — owners/admins only; the key can be scoped to specific teams or jobs.

Export it before launching Claude — a running session won’t pick up a later export:

export REORDINAL_API_KEY=rd_live_... claude

Add it to your shell profile to keep it around.

Use it

Just ask:

  • “Show me my open jobs.”
  • “For the Senior Backend Engineer role, list candidates in screening with an ATS score above 75, best first.”
  • “Open the top candidate’s resume and ATS breakdown and summarize their strengths against the must-haves.”
  • “Draft interview questions for this candidate.”
  • “Move Jane Doe to the interview stage and tag her ‘strong-system-design’.”
  • “Rerun ATS scoring on this candidate.”

Reads are free. Rerunning ATS scoring costs one credit — Claude will ask before spending it.

Skills

Claude picks the right skill from your request — you don’t invoke them by hand:

SkillWhat it does
reordinal:jobsBrowse jobs; read a job’s stages + ATS criteria
reordinal:candidatesFilter/inspect candidates; move stages, tag, rerun scoring

How it works

Claude Code → reordinal plugin → https://api.reordinal.com/api/v1 (X-API-Key)

The plugin is a thin CLI over the same REST API documented here — the workspace and the key’s team/job scope are resolved server-side from the key, and out-of-scope resources are invisible (404), exactly as with direct API calls.