find_tools, describe_tool, execute_tool —
with JSearch behind the scenes for the Google for Jobs aggregate, which indexes
jobs posted on any public job site, and Liepin for the China market.
What you can ask
- “Find remote senior backend engineer jobs posted in the last week.”
- “Data analyst roles in Austin, full-time only, with a salary listed.”
- “Which companies are hiring product managers in Berlin right now?”
- “Show me the next page of results.”
- “Entry-level marketing jobs in Toronto that don’t require a degree.”
- “上海的 Go 后端开发岗位，猎聘上有哪些？”
- “Compare how many openings mention ‘LLM’ in London versus New York.”
What’s covered
Global job search- Search jobs posted on any public job site across the web, aggregated by Google for Jobs
- Every filter Google for Jobs offers — the full set of its options is exposed
- Pagination through result pages
- Search Liepin postings with a filter object in which every field is optional; an empty filter returns unfiltered results
- Read-only and safe to retry; zero-based page numbering
How to use it
Pass the request in plain language and let the router pick the tool:describe_tool before
executing — the filter parameters are extensive and differ between the two
providers, as do per-call costs.
Building with code? The same capability is available as fixed-contract
Scenario Methods with automatic provider
failover:
jobs.search,
jobs.get.FAQ
Can I filter by remote, date posted or employment type?
Can I filter by remote, date posted or employment type?
Yes. The global search exposes all the options Google for Jobs offers,
including those;
describe_tool lists the exact parameter names and
accepted values.Do search results include how to apply?
Do search results include how to apply?
Search returns the postings themselves. For application options and
links, employer reviews and salary context on one posting, open it with
the details tool — see
Job details & salaries.
Which sites are covered?
Which sites are covered?
Any public job site that Google for Jobs indexes, worldwide. Liepin
postings are covered by the China route.