Your Remoet developer profile is the thing you point recruiters and AI agents at when you want them to know what you actually build. It's free to create, lives at remoet.dev/d/your-handle, and takes about five minutes to set up.

Here's the current walkthrough.

Step 1: Sign in

Head to remoet.dev/onboarding and sign in with GitHub or Google. Either works. The account is free, no credit card required.

After sign-in, onboarding asks you one question: do you want to browse it yourself, or connect an agent? Browsing needs no setup, and it is the right door if you just want to fill in the profile by hand. Pick "Connect an agent" instead and you get your MCP API key on that page, so you can drive your profile through an AI agent rather than the web UI. Both doors land in the same account, and you can come back for the other one whenever you like.

Step 2: Claim your handle

Pick a slug for your public profile URL. If you take john, your public profile lives at remoet.dev/d/john. Slugs are unique and first-come-first-served, so grab the one you want before someone else does.

You can change visibility settings later, but the handle itself is permanent once it's yours.

Step 3: Fill in your profile

You can do this two ways. Pick whichever sounds less painful.

Through the web UI. Go to your profile settings and fill in:

• A short summary of who you are and what you build

• Work history (companies, dates, what you actually shipped)

• Projects (with links to the live thing or the repo)

• Education (optional, but helpful)

• Skills and tech stack (this drives matching across the platform, so be specific)

• Links (GitHub, LinkedIn, personal site, anything else worth pointing at)

Five minutes if you're copying from an existing CV. Longer if you're writing it from scratch.

Through your AI agent. If you set up the MCP connection on the onboarding page, you can do the same thing in conversation:

"Update my summary to say I'm a senior backend developer with 8 years of experience in Go, PostgreSQL, and Kubernetes."

"Add a work experience entry. I worked at Acme Corp from 2022 to 2024 as Staff Engineer. I led the platform migration to Kubernetes and reduced API latency by 40%."

"Add Go, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, Terraform, and Redis to my skills."

The agent reads your input, normalizes the structure, and writes it back. The classic "I should update my profile but I never do" problem solves itself when the cost of an update drops to one sentence. See the full agent walkthrough for the rest of what's possible from inside a conversation.

Step 4: Make it public

By default your profile is private. When you're ready to share it, flip visibility to public from the visibility settings. Your profile is then live at remoet.dev/d/your-handle for anyone who has the link.

You stay in control of what's public versus private at any time. Toggling back to private hides the page immediately.

Step 5: Share it

Put the link on your CV. Pin it on GitHub. Drop it in your email signature. The profile updates whenever you update the underlying data, so you're not maintaining two versions of your career history that drift apart.

For a richer shareable surface, check out link trees, a dev-flavored Linktree-style page that pulls from your profile and counts views and link clicks. Every account gets up to 10 link trees, free.

What you can do once your profile exists

You can read the whole job board without any of this. What a profile and a set of stars change is what reaches you, and what an agent can do on your behalf:

• Search the board at remoet.dev/jobs with no account at all, or through your agent with no key needed, and no stars spent either way

• Search companies by tech stack that overlaps with your skills, then star the ones you'd actually work for

• Get the roundup email of new roles from your starred companies, on whatever cadence you pick, so you stop having to go and look

• Filter properly: salary, seniority, remote policy, location and tech stack filter the open board and your starred feed alike

• Connect an AI agent that uses your profile to surface job matches and keeps the roles you liked on file, with your notes, without you bouncing between tabs

The profile is the foundation. Everything else assumes you've told the platform what you build.

FAQ

Is the profile free?

Yes. All of Remoet is free for job seekers: the profile, the public page, the roundup email, the agent connection, 50 starred companies, 10 link trees. There are no paid tiers for job seekers.

Do I have to star companies to see jobs?

No. Since August 5, 2026 the scraped job board at remoet.dev/jobs is public: every company on it, no account needed to browse it, no key needed to reach it through an agent, and no stars spent either way. Starring buys delivery, not access: it's what puts a company's new roles into your feed and roundup email, and swaps the three-technology preview for the full stack. The salary, seniority, remote policy and location filters work on the whole board regardless.

Can I keep my profile private?

Yes. New profiles start private. You only go public when you choose to. You can also toggle back to private at any time.

Can I edit my profile through an AI agent?

Yes. Generate an MCP API key from your onboarding page, connect Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex or claude.ai, and update your profile in conversation. Same data, different interface.

Where does my profile live publicly?

At remoet.dev/d/your-handle once visibility is public. The URL is permanent for the handle you picked.

What if I want to give you feedback or report a bug?

Drop into Discord. I read everything. The platform is built in a feedback loop with the people using it; the most useful thing you can do as an early user is tell me what's working and what isn't.