Job description drafts
Drafts the job description and advert from the hiring manager's brief and your levels.
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People & HR agent library
Each of these is a sub-agent of your People agent: built from the work your people already do, approved by its owner, and run under the vault's controls. They take on the admin; every decision about a person stays with a person.
01 · Workflow
The admin around hiring, so recruiters and hiring managers spend their time on candidates.
Drafts the job description and advert from the hiring manager's brief and your levels.
Summarises each application against the role's must-haves and groups them for the hiring manager to review.
Finds times that work for the panel and the candidate, books rooms and sends the invites.
Prepares questions and a scorecard for each panel member from the role's criteria.
Chases panel members for their scorecards and collects them before the debrief.
Keeps candidates told where they stand, in your tone, at every stage change.
Drafts the offer letter from the approved offer and your template, ready for HR to check and send.
Sends reference requests, chases referees and collates the replies for HR.
02 · Workflow
A new starter ready on day one, without a spreadsheet of tasks chased by hand.
Sends the contract and collects bank, tax and emergency contact details, and checks nothing is missing.
Collects right-to-work documents and prepares them against the Home Office checklist for HR.
Raises the laptop order and system access requests for the starter's role, and tracks them to done.
Builds a starter's pack from their role, team and location: policies, contacts and first reads.
Drafts a first-week plan with the manager's priorities and books the welcome, buddy and team intros.
Asks starters how they're getting on at day 7, 30 and 90, and passes concerns to their manager.
Reminds managers ahead of probation review dates and drafts the review form.
03 · Workflow
Answers people can trust, taken from your own policies and records.
Answers questions about your policies with a link to the exact paragraph it used.
Tells people their balance, how to book and who approves, from your HR system.
Explains benefits, eligibility and how to enrol, from your benefits guide.
Collects the details of a payroll query and sends it to payroll with everything they need.
Drafts employment confirmation, mortgage and visa letters from HR records.
Logs HR requests from chat or email, sorts them by type and routes them to the right person.
04 · Workflow
Keeping the review and pay cycles on time, with managers doing the judging.
Tells managers and reports what's due in the review cycle and chases what's late.
Collects the feedback a manager has asked for and summarises themes, with the source of each.
Asks people for a short update on their objectives each month and shares it with their manager.
Drafts a 1:1 agenda from open actions, objectives and recent wins.
Collates review ratings and the evidence behind them into the calibration sheet.
Prepares pay review sheets with current pay, bands and budget for managers to fill in.
05 · Workflow
A clean exit: nothing left switched on, nothing walking out of the door.
Builds the leaver's checklist and chases each owner until it's done.
Raises removal requests for every system the leaver can reach, timed to their last day.
Arranges the laptop and equipment return and tracks it until it arrives.
Gathers holiday balance, notice and deductions into the final pay instruction for payroll.
Asks the leaver about their open work and writes a handover for their manager.
Summarises themes from exit interviews across the quarter for the people lead.
06 · Workflow
The records, letters and reports the people team owes, kept current without a quarter-end scramble.
Reports headcount, starters, leavers, turnover and absence each month by team.
Drafts letters for changes to role, hours or pay from the approved change.
Flags absence that meets your policy's review triggers for the manager and HR to look at.
Tracks required training, such as data protection and health and safety, and chases what's overdue.
Prepares the gender pay gap figures from payroll data in the government's reporting format.
Reminds policy owners when handbook policies are due for review and tracks the changes.
No sub-agents match . Discovery finds the jobs your team actually does, so yours will likely include ones not listed here.
Examples of what discovery typically turns into. Your library is built from the work your own team does, so names, triggers and connectors will differ.
How a library agent becomes yours
01 · Discover
Read-only access to your tools' audit logs shows where AI is already doing people & hr work, and who is behind it. Nothing is installed on laptops.
02 · Interview
They talk or type through how the job runs today. The output is a written spec: trigger, steps, tools, data and owner.
03 · Vault
The sub-agent is test-run on real data, its owner approves it, and it joins the People agent under the vault's controls.
People ask the parent agent where they already work, in Slack, Teams, Claude or ChatGPT: @People agent draft the first-week plan for Priya, starting Monday in Finance
Controls
Every sub-agent runs in the agent vault, with an activity log of every run, versions that need approval, and run history kept for 30 days.
FAQ
No. A shortlisting sub-agent summarises applications against the criteria you set, so a person can review them faster. A person reviews every candidate and makes every decision.
No. These are examples of what discovery typically finds in people teams. Your library is built from the work your own team already does.
Owners and admins can see each run in the activity log: which systems it touched, what it produced and which version ran.
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