Feed URL parameters

The feed stores its filters in the query string. You can bookmark, edit, or share these URLs directly.

Parameters

Omitted parameters use the broad default: no filter, sort=date, skills_match=any, and booleans false.

Delimiters and encoding

Skills and free-text exclusion lists use a pipe because values can contain commas. Most normalized lists use commas.

In a URL, a pipe is encoded as %7C and the colon in a role-group token as %3A.

Role tokens

Individual roles:

frontend, backend, fullstack, mobile, qa, devops, sre, data_engineering,
data_science, ml_ai, blockchain, security, design, product,
project_management, engineering_management, marketing, sales,
business_development, community, content, support, hr, finance, operations,
research, other

Group tokens:

The URL retains the group token so the interface can render one group chip.

Combining parameters

Different parameters intersect. Values within a list are alternatives except when skills_match=all.

country and worldwide are mutually exclusive in the interface. If both are written manually, worldwide mode wins because it asks for unrestricted remote jobs rather than eligibility from one country.

An include and exclude for the same value are also prevented by the interface. Hand-written contradictory URLs can produce surprising results; avoid them.

Example:

https://www.remotera.ai/?country=US&roles=backend,ml_ai&seniority=senior&skills=React%7CTypeScript&skills_match=all&salary_min=120000&has_salary=true&xq=crypto&sort=salary

What sharing does not carry

A URL does not carry a session. As a result:

• sort=relevance falls back when the viewer has no scored profile;
• hide_viewed uses the viewer's own history;
• min depends on the viewer's own match scores;
• saved status, notes, and tags remain private.

The HTTP API uses different parameter names. See API and MCP before using a feed URL as an API request.