Review & Critique
Naira generates a work artifact with seeded flaws. The candidate reviews aloud while Naira probes what they find and miss.
One assessment agent. Every role, every industry.
Engineering. Sales. Product. HR. Finance. Marketing. Legal. Clinical. Naira generates a fresh assessment for whoever walks in — calibrated to the role, not pulled from a question bank.
Drop in any role description. Naira reads the ICP, the JTBDs, and the seniority — and composes an interview that fits.
Whether it's a backend engineer reviewing an API, a sales AE reading a proposal, or a clinical lead signing off on a deviation memo — the hardest skill is knowing whether the work in front of you is good. That's what Naira tests, in conversation, on artifacts that don't exist before the call begins.
Static question banks recycled across 1,000 candidates
A fresh artifact, generated mid-session, calibrated to this candidate
Multiple-choice that rewards pattern recognition
Open dialogue that surfaces priorities, trade-offs, and blind spots
One assessment platform per function, ten vendors to wrangle
One agent across engineering, sales, product, HR, finance, and beyond
A score with no audit trail — or a 200-page transcript no one reads
RAR scoring per dimension, traceable to the moment in conversation
M1–M4 are universal. Naira composes them based on role and seniority — and the artifacts swap from code to docs to scenarios depending on whether you're hiring an engineer, a marketer, or a clinical ops lead.
Naira generates a work artifact with seeded flaws. The candidate reviews aloud while Naira probes what they find and miss.
A messy real situation with no clean answer. Naira listens for priorities, stakeholders, communication, trade-offs.
A complex, role-anchored design challenge. Naira probes layer by layer — assumptions, trade-offs, blast radius.
Naira opens an editable artifact and the candidate works while talking through it. Read-only flips to editable mid-session.
No pre-built blueprints. No artifact libraries to maintain. No SME review queues. The JD processing context — ICP, JTBDs, RAR framework, skill graph — flows into one LLM call that generates the session plan. From there, the Conductor runs it.
Reads ICP, JTBDs, RAR, skill graph, candidate resume. Outputs module sequence, time allocations, probing strategy, scoring dimensions. ~3-8 seconds.
Phase transitions. Time budget enforcement. Screen-switch commands. Adaptive triggers. Coverage tracking. The thing that keeps the AI on the rails.
Asks questions, probes, generates artifacts on-the-spot, evaluates judgment through conversation. Reacts to what it learned in warmup.
Naira scores against the role's RAR framework — dimensions, weights, hard-fail flags. The result is multi-signal: transcript analysis, artifact engagement, coverage of seeded flaws, and probe-layer depth. Open the report and click any dimension to jump to the exact transcript moment.
"…the champion going dark before procurement isn't a closing problem — it's a buying-committee problem. I'd stop selling features and start asking who else has to say yes. If we can't get a CFO meeting in week one, the deal isn't real, and I'd rather find that out now than chase it for a quarter."
Naira's lighter cousin covers all JTBDs with breadth.
Deep judgment. M1-M4 composed for role and seniority.
Specialist recruiter reviews Naira report, runs final check.
"Naira caught the senior AE who couldn't articulate a buying committee — three rounds of human panels had passed him."
"We replaced four assessment vendors — eng, sales, PM, and HR — with one Naira contract. Recruiters got their week back."
"Every candidate gets a unique session. Nothing to update, nothing to leak, nothing to game — across every function we hire for."
Drop in a JD. We'll generate a calibrated session and run a sample assessment on your strongest current engineer — so you can see what Naira sees, before a single new candidate enters the pipeline.