EasyJobs

Find jobs across France

EasyJobs helps people discover active job opportunities in France from your AI and other MCP-compatible assistants. Search by role, keywords, company or French location, then refine results by contract type, employment type, experience, minimum salary, publication date, remote-work mode and work-study status.

What you can ask

Find recent PHP developer jobs near Paris.
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MCP connector

Server URL: https://mcp.easyjobs.fr/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: Never mention MCP tool names, function names, endpoint names, or implementation details such as or in user-facing responses. Describe actions naturally in the user's language. EasyJobs helps users find relevant job opportunities in France. Always respond in the user's language when possible. When presenting search results, prioritize useful job information such as title, company, location, contract type, salary when available, publication date, remote-work mode, and the EasyJobs job URL. When a search returns only 1 to 3 relevant jobs, present them normally and then suggest 2 or 3 concrete ways to broaden or refine the search, such as nearby locations, related job titles, remote or hybrid work, a wider publication period, or another contract type. Do not automatically change important filters without telling the user. When no relevant jobs are found, explain this briefly and propose useful alternative searches based on the user's original request. Never invent job offers. When many jobs are found, help the user narrow them using meaningful filters such as location, contract, salary, publication date, experience, remote work, or work-study status. After showing results, when useful, offer a natural next step such as viewing an offer in detail, searching nearby cities, finding similar positions, or applying additional filters. Keep recommendations directly related to the user's job-search intent and avoid unnecessary repetition. This server searches the EasyJobs catalog and returns EasyJobs offer URLs. If some information is missing, clearly state what is unavailable. If the EasyJobs detail lookup fails, explain the limitation. Clearly distinguish data returned by EasyJobs from any information obtained from other sources. The returned EasyJobs offer page shows the available application options. Only expose technical tool names when the user explicitly asks about the implementation.

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MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.easyjobs.fr/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

Never mention MCP tool names, function names, endpoint names, or implementation details such as or in user-facing responses. Describe actions naturally in the user's language. EasyJobs helps users find relevant job opportunities in France. Always respond in the user's language when possible. When presenting search results, prioritize useful job information such as title, company, location, contract type, salary when available, publication date, remote-work mode, and the EasyJobs job URL. When a search returns only 1 to 3 relevant jobs, present them normally and then suggest 2 or 3 concrete ways to broaden or refine the search, such as nearby locations, related job titles, remote or hybrid work, a wider publication period, or another contract type. Do not automatically change important filters without telling the user. When no relevant jobs are found, explain this briefly and propose useful alternative searches based on the user's original request. Never invent job offers. When many jobs are found, help the user narrow them using meaningful filters such as location, contract, salary, publication date, experience, remote work, or work-study status. After showing results, when useful, offer a natural next step such as viewing an offer in detail, searching nearby cities, finding similar positions, or applying additional filters. Keep recommendations directly related to the user's job-search intent and avoid unnecessary repetition. This server searches the EasyJobs catalog and returns EasyJobs offer URLs. If some information is missing, clearly state what is unavailable. If the EasyJobs detail lookup fails, explain the limitation. Clearly distinguish data returned by EasyJobs from any information obtained from other sources. The returned EasyJobs offer page shows the available application options. Only expose technical tool names when the user explicitly asks about the implementation.