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🎯 Output Locations - Quick Reference

📍 Where to Find Your Results

Main Output Directory

outputs/
├── 🔍 search_results/        # LinkedIn search results (JSON)
├── ⚙️ processed_candidates/  # Processed & scored candidates (JSON)  
├── 📊 excel_exports/         # Organized Excel files (8 sheets each)
└── 📝 json_data/            # Raw data & backups

Log Files: `

  • linkedin_agent_20250630.log - Application logs & errors

🚀 Quick Commands to Find Your Data

Search for Python Developers → Excel Export:

python linkedin_agent.py search --query "python developer" --excel-file auto

Result: outputs/excel_exports/search_python_developer_TIMESTAMP.xlsx

Search + Google Sheets:

python linkedin_agent.py search --query "ML engineer" --sheets-name "ML Candidates 2025" --share-email your@email.com

Result: Online Google Sheet shared with your email

Export Existing Data:

python linkedin_agent.py export --input candidates.json --excel organized_data.xlsx --include-analytics

Result: outputs/excel_exports/organized_data.xlsx

📊 Excel File Contents (8 Professional Sheets):

  1. 📋 Candidates - Names, titles, companies, fit scores
  2. 📞 Contact_Info - LinkedIn, email, social profiles
  3. 🎓 Experience_Education - Work history, degrees, schools
  4. ⚡ Skills_Scoring - Technical skills, match ratings
  5. 🌐 Multi_Source_Data - GitHub, Twitter, websites
  6. 💬 Generated_Messages - AI outreach messages
  7. 📈 Analytics - Charts, score distributions, insights
  8. 📄 Summary - Export metadata, top candidates

🎨 File Naming Pattern:

  • Format: {operation}_{query/description}_{timestamp}.{extension}
  • Example: search_python_developer_20250630_141500.xlsx
  • Timestamp: YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS format

🔍 How to Open Your Results:

Excel Files:

# Open outputs folder
explorer outputs\excel_exports

# Or double-click any .xlsx file

JSON Files (for further processing):

# View in text editor
notepad outputs\search_results\latest_search.json

# Or import into other tools

Google Sheets:

  • Check your email for the shared link
  • Or go to Google Sheets and look for the sheet name you provided

💡 Pro Tips:

✅ Auto-Organization: Files automatically go to the right folder ✅ Timestamps: Never overwrite previous results
✅ Multiple Formats: Export to JSON + Excel + Google Sheets simultaneously ✅ Team Sharing: Google Sheets can be shared instantly with your team ✅ Professional Format: Excel files are beautifully formatted and ready for presentations

🆘 Can't Find Your File?

  1. Check the timestamp - files are named with exact time
  2. Look in the right subfolder - search results vs processed candidates
  3. Check the logs - logs/linkedin_agent_YYYYMMDD.log shows what happened
  4. Google Sheets - check your email for the share notification

Your LinkedIn Sourcing Agent results are always organized and easy to find! 🎉