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Export Welcome to the Jungle candidates to Google Sheets (2026)

Prompt template

List every candidate for role in our Welcome to the Jungle ATS, read each resume, and write a Google Sheet with one row per candidate (name, current role, years of experience, key skills, stage, next step).

Overview

A hiring sync needs one page: who applied for the role, what they have done, where they are in the pipeline and what happens next. In Welcome to the Jungle that page does not exist. You open each card, open each resume, and copy what matters into a sheet that is out of date by the next application.

Why it's hard

The recruiter dashboard shows a kanban of names, not a table you can sort, share or comment on. The resume is a PDF behind a link that expires after about two hours. And the Welcome Kit API is not self-serve, so most teams have no tool that reads it for them.

How Reduck does it

Your agent works in your own browser, signed in to the Welcome to the Jungle dashboard:

  1. List jobs finds the role you name and its pipeline stages, with the count of new, in-process and refused candidates.
  2. List a job's candidates returns every applicant with their stage, contact details, LinkedIn and source.
  3. Get a candidate and Download a resume read the full card and the PDF for each person.
  4. The agent summarizes each resume in one line and Write cells fills a Google Sheet, one row per candidate.

Nothing in the ATS changes.

What your agent does

  • Find the role and read its pipeline stages
  • List every candidate with stage, source, email, phone and LinkedIn
  • Read each resume and pull out current role, experience and key skills
  • Add the cover letter, screening answers or reviews when you ask
  • Write it all to a Google Sheet, and overwrite it on each run

Who it's for

  • Founders who run hiring next to everything else
  • Recruiters reporting on a role to a hiring manager
  • Hiring managers who want the pipeline in one table before a meeting

FAQ

Welcome to the Jungle has no bulk export of a job's candidates, only an admin-only CSV per candidate or a full export through your account manager. Your agent lists the job's candidates, opens each card and resume, and writes the rows to a Google Sheet you choose. From there, File > Download gives you an Excel file.
No. These scripts run in your own browser, signed in to the recruiter dashboard, so they read what your seat can see. The Welcome to the Jungle MCP use case covers everything else your agent can do in the ATS.
Whatever you ask for. By default, the name, the current role, the years of experience and key skills read from the resume, the pipeline stage, the source and a suggested next step. The candidate's card also has the cover letter, the screening answers and the reviews, if you want them in the sheet.
No. The four Welcome to the Jungle scripts used here only read, and Write cells writes only to your sheet. Moving a candidate or sending an email are separate scripts, which your agent runs only when you ask.
As fresh as the moment you run it. Re-run it before each hiring meeting, or ask your assistant to run it on a schedule if it supports that, and the rows are overwritten from the live pipeline.

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