[Enhancement Request] Using Regex for autofill form ids

[anthonyfabius]

Describe the Enhancement

Right now we are doing search on the dom for an exact id but we should switch over to a regular expression statement to apply the autofill to cases where there are slight differences from site to site. For example we don't want to check for an id called "First-name" and another called "firstName". Rather then manually try and come up with every permutation of words form ids can be using we can use regex to create a general case that can be applied to cover a large range of spellings/formats of id names.

Describe the current behavior

We just check for an exact id match which means latter on we would need to come up with multiple spellings and formats of the same id name... which is bad.

Describe alternatives to your enhancement

We use ai to determine what to input into the form. This should be a backup case for fields we aren't able to initially inject onto as injection will always be faster than having ai determine what to enter.

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[LeadFreeCandy]

I dunno I almost think ai might be more reliable than this approach. Have some sort of prompt that says: Here's this fields id, and here's the question preceding it. Fill in the blank! That way we don't have to hard code all of these cases

[anthonyfabius]

AI will definitely be more reliable overall but it will also be slower. I think having multiple ways to do the same things wouldn't hurt. We start by injecting as it is faster than AI and easier to get up and running for most job applications, especially the ones like greenhouse where every form id is the exact same. After injection does what it does we move over to an AI model to hit the forms we missed. This way we can cover what we manually couldn't like custom application responses or weird form ids. Then finally we just list to the user what we aren't able to fill out for them so they can easily search and fill out what is missing.