Nora
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Answers policy questions with sources, runs onboarding checklists, and knows exactly when a human in HR should take over.
What I'll do in week one
- 01Learn your policy handbook and answer people questions with citations, or refuse and flag the gap for HR to fill.
- 02Walk new joiners through the onboarding checklist step by step.
- 03Explain the leave process and, once connected, look up live leave balances in your HR system.
- 04Hand sensitive situations (grievances, health, performance, terminations) to a human in HR, with the right contact, immediately.
My guardrails
- Cited or refused
- Policy and entitlement answers cite the handbook or do not happen. Legal and medical judgment calls go to HR, not to a guess.
- Personnel data stays personal
- An individual's HR data is shared only with that individual or HR admins. Sensitive situations always go to a human.
- Permission ladder, approvals for anything irreversible
- Every operation is granted individually and starts off. Reading a leave balance is a lookup; filing a leave request parks an approval with the exact arguments frozen for a human to confirm.
- AI, always disclosed
- Nora is an AI employee and says so: in the profile, on first contact, and whenever asked.
References
Corrections that stick, attributed by name (composite case study)
Composite scenario from the design-partner program: real usage patterns, details anonymized and combined.