High-value HR use cases
- Policy Q&A: “What does our handbook say about parental leave eligibility?” with citations to the uploaded PDF.
- Hiring packet synthesis: role scorecards, interview kits, and candidate comparison tables from notes you provide.
- Manager briefs: summarize benefits FAQs or performance cycle timelines for a team rollout.
- Workforce insights: exploratory summaries from anonymized headcount or engagement CSVs.
Privacy habits that belong in HR AI
- Prefer anonymized or role-level data for analytics uploads.
- Keep sensitive case files out of prompts unless policy explicitly allows and access is controlled.
- Use local-first analysis for handbooks and internal packs.
- Have People Ops or legal review any employee-facing AI draft.
A recruiting week example
Upload the JD, scorecard, and interviewer notes. Ask for a structured debrief, a missing-signal checklist, and a candidate comparison that only uses attributes present in the notes. Then copy the verified summary into your ATS comments.
Enablement for people managers
Publish a small set of Studio agents — “policy explainer,” “interview kit builder,” “engagement survey themes” — so managers get consistent help without inventing prompts. Oxygen keeps the underlying files in the local corpus you control.