Why a prompt is not MYO

You can paste a job description into a general chat and ask for a CV. That draft has no memory of the rest of the search.

MYO keeps one account for the work:

• The brief: target roles, location, constraints, and the weekly rhythm.
• The Base CV, which every tailored package starts from.
• Sources you connected, such as LinkedIn and the files in Drive.
• The tracker, so a role has a stage after you decide to pursue it.
• The daily room of new roles, sized by your plan.
• The credit balance that pays for chat, search, and documents.

Milo, Olaf, and Yenny read that account. A new chat in another tool starts blank. It will invent history, and it will forget what you already sent. It will not know which roles you dismissed, which package is ready to send, or how many credits you have left.

You still review every draft and submit on the employer's site. Downloading a complete application's documents marks it Applied in the tracker automatically; it does not submit it to the employer.