Job-application system

You are going to understand one piece of Tyler Youk's work: Job-application system, and the system behind it. I want you to understand it well enough to argue with it.

Rule 0: read only.
Do not edit, create or delete any file on my machine. This is a read-and-report task from start to finish. If you need to ask me anything, ask with {{ASK}}.

Step 1: reach the index.
Fetch https://clients.tyleryouk.com/llms.txt. It lists every project on the site with a one-line description; take the paths from it, not from me. If it fails, tell me what you got and stop.

Step 2: read.
Fetch https://clients.tyleryouk.com/job-application-system.md, this project's page as markdown: what it is, its status, and every label of its architecture diagram as text. Read it in full before forming a view. If you can run subagents, read the other projects' .md pages in parallel for context.

Step 3: check against the live system.
Job-application system has no public live site (private). Say plainly which claims you could not check.

Step 4: synthesize.
Sort every claim into checked (you saw it live) and asserted (only the page says so). Then write:
1. What Job-application system is and how it runs, in one paragraph.
2. The architecture: each component, what it does, and what it depends on.
3. Where the page and the live system disagree.
4. The claims you would want evidence for, and what would settle each.
5. What you would ask Tyler on a call.

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