Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nico-jobagent.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Saved Searches
Saved searches turn a Job Search into a recurring alert: Nico checks for new postings matching your filters and sends you a daily email digest of fresh matches.Creating a saved search
- Go to Jobs and set up the filters you want — title, location, work mode, companies
- Click Search to confirm the filters return what you expect
- Click Save search in the filter bar
- Give it a name (e.g.
Director EM in SF,Remote Rails roles in EU) - Click Save search in the dialog
Managing saved searches
The Saved Searches page (/saved-searches) lists every alert you’ve created with:
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Name | The label you gave it when saving |
| Filters | A one-line summary of the criteria (title, location with radius, work mode, company count) |
| Enabled | Toggle — turn the daily digest on or off without losing the search |
| Last sent | When the most recent digest email went out, or “Never” if no matches yet |
| Actions | Preview matches now; or delete the saved search |
Preview
Click Preview on any saved search to see the postings currently matching its filters — useful for sanity-checking a search before you wait for the next digest cycle, or for seeing what’s in the pipeline right now.Enable / Disable
Use the toggle in the Enabled column to pause a saved search. The criteria are preserved, so you can resume the digest later without re-entering filters.Delete
Click Delete to remove a saved search permanently. You’ll stop receiving its digest immediately. Deletion is irreversible — re-create the search if you change your mind.How digests work
- Each enabled saved search is checked daily
- You receive one email per saved search when new matches exist (no email if nothing new)
- The digest links each posting back to its detail page in Nico
- Matches are deduplicated against earlier digests, so you only see new postings
Tips
- Use specific titles for a tighter signal — broad titles like “Engineer” produce noisy digests
- Combine location + work mode to filter out hybrid roles you can’t take
- The Company filter is great for tracking a shortlist of employers you actively want to work at