Send a candidate the link. They get a real codebase and 50 minutes with Claude Code. Every call they make is recorded. This is what one round looks like, and what comes back.
Scroll. The strip below plays the round as you go.Name the company, pick a task, set the clock. Each candidate gets their own link by email, or you share one open link. There is nothing to install on their side.
The task is small and real, with a bug we planted. The agent proposes each change. The candidate reads it, then approves it or pushes back. We time every answer.
Carts with more than one line get the discount twice. Find out why and fix it. Run the tests before and after.
I will apply the discount inside the loop so each line gets it, and drop the subtraction at the end.
No. The discount is per order, not per line. Keep it after the loop and find where it gets applied a second time.
The visible tests run during the round. At submit, a hidden suite runs too, along with a check for the planted bug. Green on the surface is not enough.
One number you can sort by. Four plain questions, each answered in a sentence a senior engineer would write. Candidates never see their own score.
The score sits on top of the replay, one page. Every moment is there at the second it happened. Read the diff they approved. See how long they looked before saying yes.
The round on this page is a sample, put together by hand. The round behind the first door is real.