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Turn a job description into reference questions with follow-ups and a blank notes sheet. Review the draft before a human-led reference conversation.
No candidate data is needed. Do not paste names, resumes or contact details. Paste only the job description below. AIIA sends what you paste to an AI model provider to generate this result. We don't save a report by default. The provider's own data retention policy applies to processing.
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Synthetic example — illustrates the structure only, not a real generated result.
A backend engineering role focused on owning a payments service and an on-call rotation.
Can you describe a specific piece of the payments service this person built or maintained?
What was this person's experience with the on-call rotation? If you never observed this, that's fine to say.
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This is a synthetic example for illustration — not a real generated result.
Paste a job description for the role a candidate is being considered for. The tool drafts 6 to 10 questions a recruiter can ask a former manager or colleague, each one tied to a specific requirement in that job description and asking only about job-related work the referee actually observed. Every question explicitly allows the referee to say they never observed the relevant behaviour. This tool never contacts anyone, never scores or rates a candidate, and never asks for or accepts a candidate's name, resume, or contact information — it only reads the role you describe. Vague or contradictory job descriptions produce clarification questions instead of an assumed seniority.
Paste a job description to get a competency list, a timed interview outline, questions with follow-ups, and a behaviour-anchored scorecard — an editable draft, not a validated assessment.
Open tool →Turn your role notes into an editable job description with source-linked responsibilities, separate optional suggestions, and clear questions to resolve before posting.
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