Revquix AI
Revquix AI: the AI layer inside Revquix
Revquix AI is the AI layer built into Revquix's career tools, code editor, practice problems and resume builder, and it is not a chatbot: there is no prompt box, every action is a button you press, and nothing is sent to a model in the background.
It writes explanations, rewrites and suggestions. It never chooses a score, never invents a metric and never writes your practice solution. Tool runs cost 1-3 credits (new accounts get 20 free), a failed or repeated run costs nothing, and your identifiers are removed before resume text leaves Revquix.
Four surfaces
Where Revquix AI appears
The same layer, in four places. In each one it is a short list of buttons with a stated job and a stated price, next to the work it is about.
Career tools
7 resume and job-search tools that spend credits, from the AI Resume Analyzer to the Cover Letter Generator.
- AI Resume Analyzer
- JD ↔ Resume Match
- Bullet Rewriter
- Cover Letter Generator
- Six-Second Scan
- Recruiter Outreach DM
- Resume Compare
Code editor
6 actions on the open file in a Revquix project. Fixes and rewrites come back as a diff you read before applying.
- Explain the error
- Explain this code
- Fix it
- Optimise
- Review
- Add comments
Practice problems
3 actions that explain, never solve. A faster approach is only offered once your solution is accepted.
- Explain the error
- Explain the failing case
- Suggest a faster approach
Resume Builder
4 assists in the builder. You see every change before and after, and nothing reaches your resume until you accept it line by line.
- Impact Interview
- Sharpen bullets
- Summary draft
- Tailor to a job
| Surface | What it can do | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Career tools | 7 tools: AI Resume Analyzer, JD ↔ Resume Match, Bullet Rewriter, Cover Letter Generator, Six-Second Scan, Recruiter Outreach DM, Resume Compare | 1-3 credits a run, shown on each tool before you run it |
| Code editor (Revquix Projects) | 6 actions: Explain the error, Explain this code, Fix it, Optimise, Review, Add comments | Quoted before each action runs. Some actions include free uses every day |
| Practice problems | 3 actions: Explain the error, Explain the failing case, Suggest a faster approach | Quoted before each action runs. Some actions include free uses every day |
| Resume Builder | 4 assists: Impact Interview, Sharpen bullets, Summary draft, Tailor to a job | Impact Interview: 1 credit per role. Sharpen bullets: 1 credit per 5 bullets. Summary draft: 1 credit. Tailor to a job: 3 credits |
How a run works
Five stages, one model call
On a resume tool, a run moves through five stages, and these are the words the product shows while you wait. The model is used in exactly one of them.
- 01
Queued
You start it.
You open a tool, hand it a file and press Run. Nothing here sends your work to a model on its own.
- 02
Reading how a parser sees your file
It reads, then redacts.
Resume and job-description text is extracted, then names, emails, phones, addresses, dates of birth and employers become tokens.
- 03
Scoring every dimension
Our code does the arithmetic.
Every dimension is measured in our own code against a published rubric, and the parts add up to the total.
- 04
Writing your explanations
The model writes, once.
One call, carrying redacted text and numbers we already have. It explains them; it is never asked to choose them.
- 05
Finishing up
Checked, then settled.
The reply is validated into the report's shape. Credits commit on success and are released on anything else.
Limits
What Revquix AI never does
Never
- Chooses a score. Resume scores are arithmetic in our own code against a published rubric; the model's response has no numeric field.
- Invents a metric. Where a number belongs in a rewrite, it leaves a placeholder for you to fill.
- Writes your practice solution, or sees the reference solution and hidden tests.
- Runs on its own. Nothing is sent to a model until you press a button.
- Decides anything about you: it does not set prices, gate access, approve bookings or rank you.
- Runs a mock interview. Mock interviews on Revquix are with a real mentor.
Always
- Tells you the price before a run, in credits.
- Shows a code change as a diff you can reject.
- Lets you accept or discard every resume suggestion line by line.
- Records which run you made, what it cost and which version of the rules applied.
AI output can still be wrong. Read what it gives you before you use it; it is not professional advice and does not guarantee an outcome.
Privacy
What leaves Revquix, and what does not
Redacted first
Before resume or job-description text reaches the model, your name, email address, phone number, postal address, date of birth and web linksare replaced, and each employer becomes "Company 1". Your account identifiers are never sent.
Not used for training
Revquix does not train or fine-tune models on your resumes, code, projects or reports.
Kept, then deleted
Uploaded files: 24 hours if you are signed out, 30 days if you are signed in. Reports: 12 months, so you can come back to them.
The provider that processes these requests, and the full rules, are in the AI Policy. Retention is set out in the Privacy Policy, and what leaves your browser is explained tool by tool.
Cost
What a run costs, and when it costs nothing
Credits are held while a run works, then either committed or released. You are charged only for a run that finished and gave you a result. Tool runs cost 1-3 credits, and every new account starts with 20. See pricing for packs.
| Outcome | Credits charged |
|---|---|
| Validation failed | 0 |
| Timed out | 0 |
| Empty report | 0 |
| Cache hit (identical input, stored result returned) | 0 |
| Finished run with a result | The price shown before you ran it |
How holds and releases work: what a tool run is.
Questions about Revquix AI
What is Revquix AI?
Revquix AI is the AI layer inside Revquix. It appears as buttons in the career tools, the code editor, practice problems and the resume builder, and writes explanations, rewrites and suggestions when you press one. It is not a separate app or a chatbot.
Is Revquix AI a chatbot?
No. There is no prompt box. Every action is a button with a stated purpose and a stated price, and nothing is sent to a model unless you press it.
How much does Revquix AI cost?
Career-tool runs cost 1-3 credits each, and every new account gets 20 free credits. In the code editor and on practice problems the price is shown before an action runs. A run that fails, times out or returns nothing costs nothing, and an identical re-run is served free from the stored result.
Does Revquix AI decide my resume score?
No. Scores are calculated by Revquix's own code against a published rubric. The model is never asked for a number and its response format has no numeric field; it writes the explanations for findings that were already measured.
What does Revquix AI see of my resume?
Resume and job-description text is redacted first: your name, email address, phone number, postal address, date of birth and web links are replaced, and each employer becomes "Company 1". Your account identifiers are never sent.
Is my data used to train AI models?
Revquix does not train or fine-tune models on your resumes, code, projects or reports. What the AI provider does with a request is governed by its contract and terms, which the AI Policy will state precisely once confirmed.
Will Revquix AI solve a practice problem for me?
No. On a practice problem it can explain an error, explain a failing test case, or suggest a faster approach once you have an accepted solution. It never writes the solution and never sees the reference solution or the hidden tests.
Does Revquix run mock interviews with AI?
No. Mock interviews on Revquix are live sessions with a real mentor, who writes the feedback report afterwards.