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This site hosts public pages created by signed-in users from Markdown, HTML, or JSX. If the user asks you to publish or update one, use their SavedMD MCP connection.

  • Publish: ask the user to connect SavedMD from Dashboard -> Connections.
  • Read/remix: fetch source, edit it, then create a new page for the signed-in user unless they own the original.

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Candidate scorecard

Interview feedback and recommendation in a clean shareable format.

Reusable saved.md MARKDOWN template for Candidate scorecard: Interview feedback and recommendation in a clean shareable format.

Preserve the Candidate scorecard structure, visual hierarchy, section order, and responsive behavior from the canonical published page. Replace only the copy, metrics, names, dates, links, owners, and business details supplied by the user. Use only facts inside the user's triple-quoted content block; omit unsupported sections rather than inventing data. Keep Markdown clean, scannable, and sectioned; do not add raw HTML unless explicitly needed. Original prompt intent: Use these interview notes to generate a balanced hiring recommendation page with strengths, concerns, and a final call.

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Versionv1
Date addedMay 12, 2026
FormatMARKDOWN
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Candidate scorecard

Category: People
Built with: Gemini
Purpose: Interview feedback and recommendation in a clean shareable format.

Executive summary

This saved.md artifact turns raw working notes into a page that can be skimmed in under three minutes. It leads with the point, makes the evidence visible, and ends with the decisions or asks that move the work forward.

Highlights

  • Momentum: The core narrative is clear enough to forward without extra explanation.
  • Evidence: Metrics and qualitative notes are grouped into a clean decision trail.
  • Next action: Owners, asks, and open questions are explicit instead of buried.

Metric pulse

Main readout

Wins

  1. The story is condensed into a board-, investor-, client-, or team-ready format.
  2. The important details are preserved without making the page feel like a document dump.
  3. The reader can see what happened, why it matters, and what comes next.

Risks

  • Ambiguous ownership can slow follow-up.
  • Overloading the page with raw notes would dilute the point.
  • Metrics need interpretation, not just display.

Recommended next step

Create one follow-up loop: owner, deadline, decision needed, and proof required. The artifact should become the reference point for that loop.

Prompt included

“Use these interview notes to generate a balanced hiring recommendation page with strengths, concerns, and a final call.”

Curated saved.md launch-style example. Fictional data used to demonstrate the format.