Free AI tool
Reply to a recruiter about a space role
A recruiter or a contract agency reached out about a role. Paste the message and pick your answer: keen, keen if the terms fit, not now, or no. It writes a brief reply that asks what the message leaves out (pay range, level, location, clearance, contract length) and keeps the contact warm.
Fill in the form and your answer appears here, ready to copy and edit.
How it works
- Choose your work, paste the message and pick your answer.
- Add what matters to you: pay, location, kind of work.
- Reply in the same thread the message came in.
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Common questions
What should I ask a recruiter about a space role?
The company (if it is an agency), the team and program you can know about, the level and pay range, the location and schedule, the clearance or citizenship rule and, for contract roles, the length and rate.
Should I name my salary expectation first?
You can give your number or ask for their range first. The tool uses a number only if you enter one, and otherwise asks for theirs.
Do I pay or sign up?
Neither. Your text goes to an AI model once to produce the answer, and we do not keep it.