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read-only tools + slash commands
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AI Copilot
On every screen. Reads your org. Touches nothing alone.
The Hire Copilot is a recruiter assistant available on every screen, aware of what you are looking at (the job, the candidate, the thread) without being told. It holds five read-only tools over your org's data and five slash commands, drafts outreach and summaries on demand, and proposes any state change as a confirmation card. It cannot act on another org's data and it cannot execute without your click.
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state changes it can make without your confirmation
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Context without repeating yourself
Open it on a job and it knows the job; on a thread and it has the transcript. The copilot composes your current surface into its context automatically.
Tools bound to your org at the wire
Its five read tools (search, dossier, job overview, pipeline summary, notifications) are cryptographically scoped to your org per request. Cross-tenant access is not a policy promise; it is structurally impossible.
Propose, never execute
Ask it to move a candidate and you get a confirmation card, not a mutation. Drafts land in your composer, summaries in your view; irreversible actions always wait for a human.
Slash commands for speed
/who finds people, /move stages a candidate (with confirm), /draft writes outreach in three channel styles, /summarize digests the thread. One registry drives the menu, the parser, and the tests.
Versus Naukri AI REX's sourcing bot
AI REX is a bot that runs one motion on a job board. The Hire Copilot spans the entire recruiting surface (search, dossiers, pipelines, inbox) with hard propose-confirm discipline and database-level tenant isolation, an assistant with its hands visible at all times.
How it works
- 1Open the copilot anywhere; it already knows your surface.
- 2Ask, or use a slash command.
- 3Read grounded answers; review drafts in your composer.
- 4Confirm proposed actions on their cards, or dismiss them.
Questions, answered
Can the copilot see other organizations' data?
No. Its tools are bound to your user and org identifiers when each request is constructed; the model never receives authentication context to misuse. Tenant isolation is enforced at the database layer beneath everything.
Will it move candidates or send messages by itself?
Never. Mutations surface as confirmation cards and drafts land in your composer. The copilot's contract is drafting and summarizing, with execution always human.
Does it remember previous conversations?
Yes, conversations persist per user, so context builds across sessions instead of resetting every time you open the sheet.
Hire Copilot
Growth and Scale (AI features tier). Start free; upgrade when the volume does.