HireOS

HireOS Agent

Upcoming

Agent is planned — not sold as a finished workflow.

The future module will coordinate recruiter-approved handoffs across HireOS. Today, use the available modules directly.

Agent is not open yet.

We are putting everything behind Screen until it is unarguably good, and opening the rest in the order the agencies using it say costs them the most time. Tell us this is the one and it moves up that order.

One email when it opens. No newsletter, no sales sequence.

The problem

What this replaces

Even with each part automated, someone still has to drive: create the role, run the screen, chase the shortlist, book the calls. That coordination is most of what a recruiter's day actually is.

What is planned

The intended workflow, before it is offered for sale.

Planned: recruiter-approved handoffs

The intended workflow coordinates available modules while keeping each consequential step under recruiter control.

Planned: every step visible

The intended run shows what was prepared, what still needs approval and what has not happened.

The hiring decision stays human

Agent will support the workflow; it will not make the hiring decision.

The rest of HireOS

Screen is open. The rest are on a waitlist.

Screen is open today. The rest are being finished one at a time rather than all at once badly, and each opens only when it does its own job end to end — no module needs another one to be useful.

The offer

Agent is not open yet.

We would rather say that than sell you a roadmap. Leave an email and you get one message the day it opens — and the fact you asked moves it up the order.

One email when it opens. No newsletter, no sales sequence.

  1. 1Use Screen nowIt is open, the trial is 200 CVs over 7 days with no card, and it is the one most agencies said was costing them the most time.
  2. 2Tell us this is nextJoining the Agent list is the signal we actually order the roadmap by.
  3. 3One emailSent the day it opens. Nothing before it, and nothing else after.