Bjob - 工作性价比计算器
一个基于MCP的工作性价比计算工具,帮助用户综合评估薪资、工时、通勤等多维度因素。
安装
pip install Bjob
使用
作为MCP工具使用
在Trae中配置:
{
"mcpServers": {
"Bjob": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["Bjob"]
}
}
}
直接运行
python -m Bjob
功能
- 计算工作性价比综合评分
- 考虑PPP转换因子
- 包含学历、经验、城市等个人因素
- 提供改进建议
支持的参数
- 年薪总包
- 每周工作天数
- 居家办公天数
- 年假天数
- 通勤时间
- 学历、工作经验、城市等级等
示例
from Bjob import calculate_job_worth
result = calculate_job_worth(
annual_salary=300000,
work_days_per_week=5,
daily_work_hours=8,
commute_hours=1.5,
education="本科",
city_level="二线城市"
)
print(result)
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