AI interview assistant for Microsoft Teams
Co-Help runs alongside Microsoft Teams as an invisible desktop overlay, giving you live transcription and instant AI answers during interviews and calls.
How Co-Help works with Microsoft Teams
Co-Help doesn't integrate with Teams as an app or bot — it runs as an independent overlay on your desktop while Teams runs normally in its own window. It listens through your operating system's system-audio loopback, so it hears whatever Teams plays through your speakers, without needing a microphone to capture the interviewer's voice or any special Teams permissions.
As the interview happens, Co-Help transcribes both sides live and races 9 AI models — GPT, Claude, Gemini, and more — to surface an instant, well-formed answer on your private overlay.
Staying invisible on Microsoft Teams screen share
Teams' screen-share feature captures your screen or a specific window, not your operating system's compositor overlay layer where Co-Help renders. Co-Help's click-through overlay with screen-capture protection stays invisible in what Teams broadcasts to other participants and in Teams recordings, while staying visible to you.
Rules vary by employer and platform. Some companies and assessment platforms explicitly restrict outside tools during interviews. Check the rules for your specific interview before using any assistant, including Co-Help.
Getting started on Microsoft Teams
- Choose a plan and download. After checkout, you're taken straight to the download page for Windows or macOS.
- Install and sign in. Run the installer, then sign in with the email you paid with — your AI access activates automatically.
- Join your call as usual. Open your meeting normally; Co-Help runs as a separate overlay, not a plugin inside it.
- Let it listen and answer. Co-Help transcribes both sides of the conversation via system audio and races 9 AI models for an instant answer on your private overlay.
What Co-Help brings to a Microsoft Teams interview
- Live transcription of both sides of the call via your system's audio, no microphone needed to hear the interviewer.
- 9 AI models raced in parallel — GPT, Claude, Gemini, and more — so the first strong answer wins.
- Screenshot Q&A for code or diagrams shared on Microsoft Teams.
- Your knowledge base — resume, projects, and notes — so answers reflect your real experience.
Other interview scenarios Co-Help covers
Zoom interview assistant
Stay invisible while screen sharing on Zoom.
Google Meet interview assistant
Works alongside Meet in the browser or app.
Coding interview assistant
Screenshot Q&A for live coding rounds.
System design interview assistant
Diagram rendering and architecture answers.
Mac interview assistant
macOS 11+, Apple Silicon and Intel.
Frequently asked questions
Can interviewers see Co-Help when I share my screen on Microsoft Teams?
No. Co-Help renders as a click-through overlay with screen-capture protection, so it does not appear in Teams' screen-share output or in call recordings, even though it remains visible on your own display.
Does Co-Help need special permissions inside Teams?
No. Co-Help is a separate desktop app, not a Teams add-in. It captures system audio at the operating-system level, so there's nothing to configure inside Teams itself.
Is it allowed to use an AI assistant during a Teams interview?
Rules vary by employer and by the assessment platform some companies use for technical screens. Check the specific rules for your interview before using any AI assistant, including Co-Help.
Ready for your next Microsoft Teams interview?
Get Co-Help for $20 per session, or start with a free demo to see the overlay in action.
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