CogniHire

Every claim gets a sealed verdict

Verified

An interview record that holds up under scrutiny.

CogniHire turns every claim you make into an audited entry — quoted against your own answers, never compressed into a black-box score. Verified, disputed, unmeasured, or not examined: nothing is fabricated, and nothing is hidden.

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Evidence trailTraceable end to end

  1. 01

    Resume

    Submitted by candidate

  2. 02

    Claims

    Extracted statements

  3. 03

    Interview

    Questions asked

  4. 04

    Evidence

    Quoted answers

  5. 05

    Report

    Reviewed by humans

For candidates

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How it works

Four steps.

  1. Step 1

    Apply

    Candidate submits a resume.

  2. Step 2

    Understand

    Claims are read and structured.

  3. Step 3

    Interview

    Questions follow those claims.

  4. Step 4

    Review evidence

    Reviewers read the trail.

Why CogniHire

Understanding, not ranking.

01

Evidence-first

Every important conclusion should trace back to candidate-provided evidence.

02

Grounded AI

AI assists with understanding, questioning and analysis while respecting the information actually provided by the candidate.

03

Human decisions

CogniHire does not replace the hiring decision with an opaque score.

Evidence report

Every conclusion keeps its receipts.

A claim, the question it prompted, the answer it received, and the exact line that supports it.

Candidate claim

“Built REST APIs using Python.”

Source · Resume, line 14

Interview question

Explain how you designed authentication for one of your APIs.

Candidate response

I used FastAPI with short-lived access tokens and refresh tokens kept in httpOnly cookies. Tokens were signed with a rotating secret pulled from our secrets manager, and every route declared an auth dependency, so an expired token never reached a handler. We logged failures per client so we could see brute-force attempts early.

Evidence extracted

“Tokens were signed with a rotating secret pulled from our secrets manager, and every route declared an auth dependency.”
Verdict
Supported
Confidence
High

Fictional example · No overall score, no ranking

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