The workflow
Start with facts you control.
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Prepare the source
Use your current CV. Remove anything you do not want to share, then make a plain list of new appointments, publications, presentations, teaching, committee work, awards, and projects.
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Ask for visible changes
Upload the CV, paste your updates, and ask for additions, deletions, wording changes, and formatting changes to be shown rather than silently accepted.
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Approve, audit, and save
Check every fact. Ask for duplicate, date, citation, section, and formatting problems, then save only the version you approved as your master CV.
Copyable prompt
Help me update the attached CV using only the facts I provide. First, compare my current CV with the new information below. Show every proposed addition, deletion, wording change, and formatting change. Keep the original wording visible beside each proposed revision so I can approve changes selectively. Then audit the draft for: - duplicate entries - inconsistent or missing dates - inconsistent citation styles - inconsistent section headings - missing sections - formatting problems Do not infer or invent missing facts. If information is unclear, flag it and ask me. New information to add: [Paste your new appointments, publications, presentations, teaching, committee work, awards, and projects here.]
Before you accept it
Check the output.
Every new role, date, title, and citation matches your source material.
No publication or appointment belongs to someone with a similar name.
Deleted or rewritten material remains visible until you approve it.
The final approved file is saved somewhere you control as your master CV.