AgentR 3.0
Hiring evaluation built for the AI cheating era
What it does
AgentR is an AI agent that runs the full hiring evaluation, judgment, real work scenarios, and verification, so every shortlist is built on evidence, not a resume and a gut feeling. With Phase 3, AgentR now conducts the entire first interview itself, structured, adaptive, and built to hold up against AI-assisted cheating, so you walk into every decision with the confidence to make the call.
AgentR reads every application, checks what candidates actually claim, and interviews the ones who clear your bar. You make every call.
You spend the week on four people, not two hundred. Nobody is rejected by a machine. Your criteria against every single application. Not keyword bingo. Actual reading, with the evidence kept. Every claim is checked against the public record and the candidate's own history. What holds up, what looks overstated, with sources. A structured interview built from the role, taken on their own schedule. Every answer is scored against a rubric written before anybody applied, with the quote attached. Top Picks, Contenders, Prospects. Every name on it has receipts you can show the hiring manager. Two layers watch an interview. One sees the room, the other sees the machine. Neither of them decides…from agentr.global
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