Tech Talent Sourcing is a Clone skill that plans skills-based sourcing for technical roles, maps the talent market and builds inclusive sourcing plans, with privacy guidance and research ready for review. Recruiter and HR manager clones use it at the start of a hard technical search. It follows a recruiter handbook built for B2B and technology teams and needs no app connection.
Map the market for a senior data engineer and give me a skills-based sourcing plan.
Here's a sourcing plan built on skills, not titles, with four adjacent talent pools and an inclusion check. It's ready for your review before any outreach.
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Share the job and the skills that actually matter. Your clone works from skills rather than job titles.
It identifies adjacent talent pools, inclusion opportunities and privacy considerations for the search.
You get a sourcing plan and research to review before your team acts on it.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Tech Talent Sourcing to work as part of their job.
Skills-based sourcing finds candidates by what they can do rather than their past titles. With Clone, your recruiter clone maps the market for a technical role and builds a sourcing plan around the skills that matter.
No. Tech Talent Sourcing works from the role details you share and the guidance in its recruiter handbook. There is nothing to connect.
Recruiter and HR manager clones use it most, usually at the start of a technical search or when a role has been open too long.
Inclusion is part of the handbook. Your clone looks for requirements that narrow the pool without reason and suggests adjacent talent pools you may be missing.
No. This skill plans and researches. It produces a sourcing plan and market map ready for your review, and you decide what happens next.
Updated October 2026