Inside a copilot session

The copilot is the part of Codexa you use with your hands full and your attention elsewhere. Every design decision in it follows from that.

Before the call

Interview invites on your connected calendar become rounds on the application, and the copilot's up-next feed shows the next 48 hours. Open the session from the tray or the panel and it is already bound to the right company and application. Auto-answer can be armed before the session starts, so a round can run at zero clicks per question.

During the call

Both sides of the audio are captioned live. Your side is labeled Me and everyone else Others, so a drafted answer responds to what was actually asked rather than to a jumble of both voices.

When the interviewer finishes a thought, press the answer hotkey (⌘⇧↩ by default) and the copilot drafts a reply from your resume, your notes and your past sessions. The draft shows which memory records it drew on, so you know it is your story and not a generic one. Ask the copilot anything mid-call in a private channel the interviewer never sees.

The overlay is content-protected: a screen share or a recording never shows it. Hotkeys keep your hands on the keyboard.

After the call

The transcript and every drafted answer land in your history, on the desktop and on the web, searchable afterwards. Anything new the copilot learned about you, an answer you gave or a fact you mentioned, waits in the review inbox until you approve it.

What it costs

Minutes of captions and the tokens a drafted answer uses come out of your credit balance. Each session estimates its cost before it starts, and your billing page shows how many interview hours the balance covers.