AI Copilot
Open the Ask AI tab on the notch and you get four ways to pull help mid-interview. Each one is built for a specific moment in the call.
Inside the Ask AI tab, three buttons sit across the top — each one is for a different moment in the interview. Below them is a free text box for anything else you want to ask.
What to ask
Tap What to ask and two short follow-up questions appear, based on what the candidate just said and the role you’re hiring for. Best used when:
- The candidate gave a vague answer and you want to go deeper.
- You’ve run out of planned questions.
- You want a natural segue into the next topic.
Explain
Tap Explain to get a short note on a technology, tool, or concept the candidate just mentioned, plus how relevant it is to the role. Use this when they drop jargon you aren’t sure about, or you’re interviewing for a domain you haven’t worked in yourself.
What to answer
Tap What to answer when the candidate asks youa question. The copilot drafts a spoken reply you can read back, grounded in the job description and anything you’ve attached to the session.
Ask anything
Below the three buttons is a text box labelled Ask anything… Type any question about the call and the answer streams back. Examples:
- “Did they actually answer the scaling question?”
- “What’s still unclear about their last role?”
- “Summarise what they’ve said about team size.”
This mode looks across the whole call so far, not just the last few turns — so it’s the right tool for “earlier they said X, has that been contradicted?” moments.
When it stays quiet
Early in a call, or if the candidate hasn’t spoken for a while, the copilot might say “not enough context yet” instead of answering. That’s intentional — it’d rather say nothing than make something up. Give it another minute of conversation and try again.