jobfixers add matching score + css template

app.py

@@ -51,6 +51,8 @@ def search(resume):
                     skills_match_predicted = utils.get_json_list_from_result(
                         skills_match, "skills_match_predicted"
                     )
+                    for skill in skills_match_predicted:
+                        vacancy = vacancy.replace(skill, f'<span style="background-color: yellow;">{skill}</span>')
                     updated_item = f"VACATURE {i + 1}: {vacancy}"
                     html_table += f"<tr><td>{updated_item}</td><td>{len(skills_match_predicted)}</td><td>{skills_match_predicted}</td></tr>"
             html_table += "</table>"

skills.py

@@ -107,9 +107,10 @@ def get_skills_match(llm, vacancy, resume) -> SequentialChain:
       {vacancy}
       ```
 
-      Can you list the matches between the vacancy above delimited by three backticks with the resume below delimited by three backticks. 
-      Consider skills that are not exact but are close to each other in terms of meaning or usage, or that are related or in the neighbourhood.
+      Can you list the matches concerning the skills between the vacancy above delimited by three backticks with the resume below delimited by three backticks. 
+      Consider skills that are not exact but are close to each other. Put the most relevant and required first. Discard non relevant skills.
       If no skills match do not make up a response and return an empty list.
+      Make sure the matched skills reference the skills coming out of the vacancy and not the resume.
       Return the matches as a JSON list on 1 line, do not add newlines or any other text.
 
       ```