Opening the live view
Open the link in our reply to your meeting invite. Before the interview it shows whether the candidate is set up; monitoring then begins by itself and the feed goes live. You do not have to watch: everything is captured into the report whether anyone is watching or not.
The status strip
The strip across the top is the one thing to glance at. It carries a single sentence in plain language:
- Green Monitoring is healthy, nothing open.
- Amber Something is happening that is worth knowing about, described in words rather than codes.
- Red A serious signal is open right now.
The wording is written for humans, present tense while the incident is open and past tense once it ends. You will never see a raw tag like AI_TOOL here.
Flagged count and active signals
The left panel shows how many signals have been flagged so far this session, and lists the ones that are currently open: an AI assistant running, a screen-share-excluded overlay, a remote-control tool, a virtual camera, a second display appearing, and so on.
The event feed
The right panel is the running log: each observation as it arrives, timestamped. It is the same evidence that ends up in the detailed report, so it is useful when you want to know precisely when something started rather than that it happened.
The panel divider can be dragged if you want more room for one side.
How to react during the interview
A signal is an observation, not a verdict. The agent can see that an AI assistant was running; it cannot see what the candidate did with it. Some practical guidance:
- Do not accuse mid-interview. A single amber signal is often benign: a notification, a background app, a second monitor that was already there.
- Do ask a follow-up. If the timing looks meaningful, probe the answer that was being given. A candidate who understands their answer can explain it.
- Leave the judgement to the report. The findings arrive grouped, timed, and scored, which is a much better basis for a decision than a live chip.
- Write it up. Whatever you noticed goes into your own notes while it is fresh, alongside the signed report when it arrives.
Session end and reconnects
Once the interview is over the session is finalised: the score is computed and the signed report becomes available. A banner replaces the live view to say so. The candidate can also press End session when you are done, which finalises it there and then rather than waiting.
Closing the app is not the same as ending the session. If it was closed by mistake, or the machine slept, the candidate can run it again and paste the same code for as long as the interview is still on. Nothing has to be re-issued, they land back in the same session, and the interruption shows on the timeline as a gap in coverage rather than being smoothed over.