Interview Copilot

Coding Copilot and Meeting Copilot

The two specialised Copilots on Pro and above, and when each one helps.

Alongside the interview Copilot, Pro and Premium include two variants tuned for situations where general interview support is the wrong shape. Both run in the desktop app.

Coding Copilot

For technical interviews with a live coding or system-design component. It follows the problem as it is described and helps with approach and reasoning rather than producing a finished solution.

Suggests a way into the problem when the opening is the hard part.
Prompts you on complexity, edge cases, and the trade-offs an interviewer usually probes for.
Helps you narrate your thinking, which is often the actual assessment.

Technical interviewers are generally evaluating how you reason, not whether you can produce optimal code silently. Support aimed at the explanation is worth more here than support aimed at the answer.

Meeting Copilot

For conversations that are not quite interviews: a recruiter catch-up, a hiring manager chat, a negotiation, a team meet-and-greet. It follows the discussion and keeps notes and talking points to hand.

Surfaces the points you wanted to raise, so they do not get lost when the conversation moves.
Keeps a record of what was discussed and agreed.
Useful in salary conversations, where having your own numbers in front of you matters.

Which to use

A structured interview about your background: Interview Copilot.
Anything where you will write or design code live: Coding Copilot.
A two-way conversation where you also have an agenda: Meeting Copilot.

Both are included on Pro and Premium and both need the desktop app. Without a plan that includes them, they use pay-as-you-go credits at 2 credits per minute, the same as Interview Copilot.

Online Assessment Copilot

For online assessments and tests in any role. It is screen-only: it reads the question on screen, with no audio, and you choose the role and your level (entry, mid or senior) before you start.

Multiple-choice questions: the right option, by its letter. Every right letter for "select all that apply"; when it is not sure, the options it is torn between instead of a guess.
Coding questions: a coding answer, as in Coding Copilot.
Short written questions: a short written answer, around 80 words at most.

It is in the desktop app (1.0.16 or later), included with Pro and Premium, and billed per minute at the Coding Copilot rate. Coding Copilot recognises multiple-choice questions on screen too, and in Interview and Meeting Copilot a screenshot of one gets the answer marked. Text in a screenshot is always treated as the question, never as an instruction. If a screen cannot be read, you are asked to take the screenshot again rather than given a wrong answer.