Two hundred jobs a day on a freelance board and no way to filter them? This PowerShell script scores every job against your skill keywords and throws out the ones carrying scam wording.

WHAT IT SOLVES

Reading every job post to decide whether it matches your profile is the slowest part of the day. Worse, scam posts are written to look attractive: cheap budget, urgent tone, pay outside the platform. This script reads instead of you and ranks what is left.

HOW IT WORKS

Paste the job texts into a text file, one job per block, separated by a line of dashes. The script scores each job 0 to 10 by counting keyword matches against a profile list you control, then applies a red-flag list. Any red flag drops the job to zero regardless of score.

OUTPUT

A ranked table: verdict, score, which keywords matched, which flags fired, and the first line of the job. Jobs marked БРАТЬ or можно are the ones worth answering.

WHAT IS INSIDE

- filtr-zakazov.ps1, the script, PowerShell 5.1 and newer

- primer-zakazov.txt, six sample jobs with the real output

- LIZENZIYA.txt, terms of use

HOW TO RUN

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\filtr-zakazov.ps1

Drop your job texts into input.txt next to the script. On this machine the tested result was: 6 jobs in, 2 worth answering, 2 cut by red flags.

RED FLAGS IT SCREENS FOR

Pay outside the platform, crypto and investment pitches, guaranteed income claims, pyramid and betting wording, requests for hacking or bypassing blocks, spam services. The keyword lists are plain arrays at the top of the script, so you can adapt them to your own niche in seconds.

BUG FOUND AND FIXED DURING DEVELOPMENT

The first version matched keywords with String.Contains, which finds 'crypt' inside the Russian word 'script'. The filter was therefore killing every legitimate automation job it was supposed to rank. Replaced with a regex that requires word boundaries, verified by re-running the same six jobs: the score went from 0 for a PowerShell job to 6.