The interface

URHIRED AI has three surfaces you interact with: the hub, the workspace, and the interview control bar.

The hub

The hub is a narrow, frameless pill docked to the right edge of your active display. It is deliberately small — it is the only part of the app that stays visible when nothing else is happening.

It repositions itself automatically if you change displays or resolution.

The hub adapts to what you can do right now.
StateWhat you see
Signed outBranding and a quit control, so you can exit without signing in.
LoadingBranding and a loading indicator while your session is checked.
ReadyStart interview, Settings, and quit.
In interviewEnd interview. Settings is disabled while a session is live.

The workspace

The main window. Before an interview it shows your home dashboard — recent interviews on the left rail and the setup form in the middle. During an interview it becomes the assistant workspace with the three surface tabs.

Home, before a session starts.

The interview control bar

During a session, a compact control bar gives you everything you would otherwise reach for with a shortcut — useful when you would rather not take your hands off the mouse.

  • Model picker — change the model for the active surface.
  • Answer style — switch between Conversational, Hints, Structured, STAR, and Explain.
  • Audio device — pick which input the transcriber listens to.
  • Font size — enlarge responses for readability at a glance.
  • Message filter — narrow the thread to what you need.
  • Draft input — type a question directly instead of relying on transcription.
  • Shortcut reference — the full hotkey list without leaving the session.
The control bar, annotated.
Click-through changes the control bar
With click-through enabled, the overlay ignores your mouse entirely. The control bar then shows the keyboard shortcut on each button, because that is the only way to trigger them. More on click-through →