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Panel interviews

Multi-agent

Two-way

Progressive intelligence

Panel interviews.

Two to five AI agents — technical, leadership, culture — interview together and hand your team one report.

One panel, twenty seconds.

Three agents, one candidate, and the combined report your team reviews.

Pick the lenses.

Two to five agents per role — technical, leadership, culture, domain.

Panel setupEngineering Manager · 3 agents
MAXTechnicalSelected
SOPHIALeadershipSelected
ARIACultureSelected
+ NIX · Sales+ NOVA · Product

Your team picks the lenses per role.

Four lenses. One panel.

Each agent scores its own lens — evidence attached.

Technical

Real work probed in depth — not trivia under a timer.

Look for · reasoning under follow-ups

Leadership

How they own decisions, reset teams, and grow people.

Look for · decisions owned, not narrated

Culture

How they collaborate, disagree, and communicate.

Look for · behavior over buzzwords

Domain

Role-specific depth, asked from your knowledge base.

Look for · specifics over generalities

Where it fits.

Screen first. Run the panel. Review one report.

Screen
AI screening round
Panel round
this format
Your review
humans decide

Panel questions.

The direct answers before you bring us a role.

How many agents join a panel?

Two to five. Pick the lenses each role needs — technical, leadership, culture, domain — and reuse the same panel for every candidate in that role.

Do agents repeat each other's questions?

No. Each agent sees what earlier stages and the other panelists uncovered, so questions build on findings instead of restarting the interview.

Can candidates ask questions back?

Yes. It's a two-way conversation — agents answer questions about the role, team, and company from your knowledge base.

Who makes the final call?

Your team. The panel combines its evaluations into one report with the evidence behind every score. The hiring decision stays human.

Best for.

Director & VP hires

Executive hires

Cross-functional roles

Remote & multi-timezone teams

Any hire that needs more than one perspective — without coordinating five calendars.

Five interviewers. Zero calendars.

Assemble your panel and watch it run a full round — same day.