Your AI API, your rules: Introducing Custom AI Job instructions

The problem with one-size-fits-all AI SharpAPI's endpoints are built to work out of the box. You send a resume, you get a score. You send a job title, you get a description. That's the promise, and it holds for most use cases. The workaround until now was wrapping our API in your own middleware, manually injecting context before every call. That works, but it's boilerplate you shouldn't have to write. We shipped a native per-account, per-endpoint instruction system. You write the context once. We inject it into every relevant AI request automatically, at the right layer, without touching your API calls. How it works Every SharpAPI account now has a Customize AI Jobs section in the dashboard. It lists all available AI job types grouped by category, from HR and recruitment endpoints to e-commerce and content tools. For each job type, you can write a free-form instruction. Think of it as a persistent system note to the underlying model: "for every resume scoring request I make, apply thes