staffing & talent placement · NAICS 5613

The careers object an agent calls to get a placement

Placement records typed by O*NET-SOC — the G1 standard itself — each carrying a 90-day-validatable outcome. Keyless. Typed envelopes. The sandbox is the real product over clearly labeled example data.

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labeled example Placement records
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typed envelope outcomes
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keys required for first value

What answers today, keyless

Every claim below is a probe, not an adjective. The machine faces are generated from one manifest — docs cannot drift because docs render from it.

curl https://api.careers/placements                        # typed OK envelope, labeled example data
curl https://api.careers/placements?status=completed       # branch on the query
curl https://api.careers/placements?occupation=15-1252.00  # branch on the O*NET-SOC code
curl https://api.careers/placements/plc-952-0001           # one placement record by id
curl https://api.careers/pricing                           # the rate card (test mode; binding: false)

One definition, every face

The quartet, the branching collection, and the 402 offer boundary are generated from the same frozen manifest.

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O*NET-typed records

Every placement carries its O*NET-SOC code — the G1 standard itself is the type system, not a lookalike taxonomy.

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The 90-day outcome grain

The placement record's product grain is a 90-day-validatable outcome: retained, pending, attrited, or converted — the seed shows all four.

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One rate card, operation-keyed

rates[] keys on the same operationIds the contract declares — route = rate row, unified and fail-closed at the manifest.

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Example data, labeled in-band

Every seed record says "example": true on the wire. The sandbox is the real product over simulated data — never a faked demo.

Settlement is not active on this deployment — the 402 offer boundary is served and typed, but no billing occurs. The pricing document states this on the wire (binding: false).

sandbox

Start with the anonymous floor

No key, no account, no conversation — the anon sandbox is the universal floor. Every seed record is synthetic example data, labeled in-band. O*NET-SOC codes on the records are the real standard's own (O*NET 29.0, U.S. Department of Labor, CC BY 4.0).