Primary outcome
increase recruiter capacity without sacrificing candidate quality
What we ship
sourcing assistant, outreach workflow, screening rubric, and scheduling automation
KPIs we report on
time to shortlist, response rate, interview quality, and time to hire
What "automating recruiting operations with AI" actually means
Automating recruiting operations with AI is not a single product you buy. It is a workflow you redesign around AI as the operating layer. The agent handles the high-volume, high-structure tasks. Humans handle edge cases, exceptions, and trust-sensitive decisions. The system is instrumented to measure time to shortlist, response rate, interview quality, and time to hire and improve weekly.
What changes by industry is the systems the agent integrates with, the data it retrieves over, the controls it operates under, and the KPIs it has to defend. The architecture is similar; the integration and the controls are different.
The architecture we use for AI recruiting operations
- Frontier LLM — Claude, GPT-4-class, or Gemini. We benchmark candidates on a labelled test set during Discovery.
- Retrieval layer over your approved internal sources, with source citations on every output.
- Tool use for reads and writes against your operational stack (CRM, ERP, ticketing, data warehouse).
- Reviewer queue for low-confidence outputs. Confidence thresholds set per workflow.
- Evaluation harness — labelled test set, weekly accuracy reports, regression alerts.
- Versioned prompts and reviewer-action audit logs for traceability.
2 industries with a scoped engagement page for recruiting operations. Each is a dedicated build with industry-specific systems, controls, and pricing.
How do you automate recruiting operations with AI?+
We map your existing recruiting operations workflow, identify high-volume and high-structure tasks, build an AI agent that handles those tasks, and route low-confidence cases to a human reviewer. The build connects to the systems your industry already runs on, runs against a labelled test set, and ships behind a reviewer queue before it sees production traffic. We measure time to shortlist, response rate, interview quality, and time to hire from day one and improve weekly.
What is the best AI agent for recruiting operations?+
There is no single off-the-shelf "best" agent for recruiting operations — the right architecture depends on the systems and data of your industry. We typically combine a frontier LLM (Claude, GPT-4-class, or Gemini) with a retrieval layer over your approved sources, tool-use for your stack, and a reviewer queue. We benchmark candidates against a labelled test set during Discovery and pick the model with the best accuracy/cost ratio.
What does AI recruiting operations cost?+
Three phases, billed separately. Discovery sprint: $6k. Build engagement: $20k–$28k. Run retainer: $2.5k–$4k / mo. ~$32k–$58k typical year 1 (60% take the run option for ~6 months). Pricing varies slightly by industry — see the industry-specific pages below.
How long does it take to deploy AI recruiting operations?+
Thin-slice in production in ~6 weeks after Discovery, full Build phase over 6-10 weeks. By day 90, time to shortlist, response rate, interview quality, and time to hire is instrumented and you have a baseline against which to expand to adjacent workflows.
Which industries do you build AI recruiting operations for?+
2 industries listed below have a scoped engagement page for recruiting operations, each with industry-specific systems, controls, and KPIs. Common starting industries include SaaS, Consulting, and others. Don't see yours? We build for any sector — tell us about your workflow and we'll scope it.
What do we own, and what do you own?+
We own workflow design, prompts, retrieval architecture, evaluation harness, and weekly improvement. You own data access, policy, exception approval, and final commercial decisions. At the end of the engagement, every prompt, eval, and config is handed over — no lock-in.
Selected portfolio
Real builds tied to recruiting operations
A rotating selection of engagements where recruiting operations was a primary driver, drawn from our active portfolio. Sectors and scope are accurate; client identities are withheld under engagement NDAs.
Q2 2026
Digital brand refresh + integrated recruitment platform for an IT consulting firm
Enterprise IT consulting boutique · Europe
Repositioning + redesign for a pure-staffing IT consulting house serving CIO buyers. Editorial architecture tightened around three expertise pillars (IT & SAP, cloud, cybersecurity), premium art direction, conversion-oriented UX, marketing-team-owned Sanity CMS, and an integrated recruitment funnel for senior consultant sourcing.
- Next.js + Framer Motion
- Sanity CMS (marketing-owned)
- Recruitment funnel
Q1 → Q2 2026
National legal marketplace — directory, bookings, legal tools, emergency contacts
Government-licensed legal services platform · GCC region
Ministry-licensed bilingual EN/AR platform: directory of certified lawyers, firms, mediators and arbitrators; multi-channel appointment booking (video, phone, in-office); free legal tools (court fees, deadlines, legal interest); police directory with map + hotlines; provider verification workspace; PDF document generation with QR-coded provenance.
- Next.js 16 monorepo (Turborepo)
- Bilingual EN/AR (next-intl)
- Postmark + Web Push
Q3 2025
Radiology workflow application — case handling and reporting
Medical imaging operator · Europe
Application supporting radiology workflow: case intake, structured reporting, document handling, and quality-assurance loop. Designed for regulated medical-imaging context with audit trail and role-based access.
- Web app + secure storage
- Structured reporting
- Audit-trail compliance
Client identities withheld under engagement NDAs. Sector, geography, and scope are accurate. Full case studies on request.