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Run the structured plan, the moment it counts.
The cockpit puts the agenda on rails: the active question is lit, its own clock is running, and the panelist scores it 1 to 5 against the rubric without leaving the room. After the call, upload a transcript and AI drafts a summary you keep or edit. Panelynx never records or transcribes the call for you.
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Eleanor Hayes
Senior Backend Engineer · Technical Screen
Tell me about a time you led a difficult migration.
Question filmstrip
The agenda runs on rails.
Every question from the plan lines up as a filmstrip across the top of the cockpit. The active one is lit, the finished ones carry their score, and the rest are queued in order, so the panelist always knows where they are and what is next without scrolling or guessing.
- The plan you built drives the room, in order
- Done, now, and next are obvious at a glance
- Move to the next question with one step
- 5NowLead a difficult migrationLeadership
Tell me about a time you led a difficult migration.
The panelist runs the room. The clock just keeps the round honest.
Live scoring
Score against the rubric, in the room.
Each answer gets a 1 to 5 score on the same rubric every panelist sees, with the criteria right there so nobody scores from memory. Scores are independent-first: yours lock before you see anyone else’s, so the panel compares real, separate reads later.
- One shared 1 to 5 rubric for every panelist
- The criteria sit next to the score, in the room
- Independent-first: scores lock before the reveal
Eleanor Hayes
Q5 · Lead a difficult migration
Rubric: names the trade-off, owns the rollback, and credits the team. Score what you heard, against this.
After the call
Upload a transcript. AI drafts the summary.
Panelynx does not listen to your call. When the round is over you upload a transcript, and AI reads it into a structured draft: the strengths, the moments to watch, and the quotes worth keeping, each tied to a competency. It is assistive: you keep what is right, edit the rest, and discard anything that misses.
- Post-upload, vendor-free: no live machine transcription
- A structured draft tied to your competencies
- Keep, edit, or discard, the human stays final
Read the transcript
From a transcript you uploaded, after the call
Drafted by AI
Reached for a write-ahead log unprompted and named the consistency trade-off.
System design
"I rolled it back myself at 2am, then wrote the postmortem the team actually read."
Leadership
Explained sharding clearly to engineers; lost the non-technical interviewer twice.
Communication
What's inside
Everything the room actually needs.
The cockpit is the human panelist’s surface. AI helps after the call, from a transcript you choose to upload, and never makes the call.
Question filmstrip
The plan runs across the top in order; the active question is lit.
Per-question timing
Each question carries its own clock, so the round stays honest.
In-room 1 to 5 scoring
Score each answer on the shared rubric without leaving the cockpit.
Independent-first lock
Your scores lock before you see anyone else’s. It is ordering, not a trail.
Transcript read
Upload a transcript after the call; AI drafts a structured summary.
Assistive, human-final
AI gives a second read. Keep, edit, or discard, the panel decides.
Good to know
Questions, answered plainly.
No. Panelynx does not join, record, or transcribe your call, and there is no AI listening in the room. The cockpit is the panelist's surface: you run the agenda and score as you go. If you want an AI read afterwards, you upload a transcript you already have, and the read happens then, never live.
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