Build AI-ready teams with real engineering signal
Run take-home projects, short coding screens, and live coding interviews to assess how candidates turn requirements into working code and make technical decisions, including when they use AI.
Platform
Assess the skills that ship product
Evaluate product engineers with repo-based take-homes, timed coding screens, and live pairing in familiar tools.
Take-home projects in Git repos
Candidates work in a repository with their own tools and submit Git changes. Your team gets the code, automated AI review notes, and follow-up questions for the next round.
Submitted Git changes
Inspect the candidate's commits, file changes, and tests in a familiar repository workflow.
AI review notes
Scan a summary of repo structure, testing gaps, and suggested questions before reading the code.
Live pairing in a shared IDE
Interviewer and candidate share the same IDE, terminal, and AI chat, keeping the discussion anchored in runnable code.
Timed coding screens for early rounds
Short, practical exercises test how candidates read requirements, write logic, and pass test suites before you assign a larger project.
CodePair
See how candidates work in a full dev setup
CodePair gives interviewers and candidates a shared IDE, terminal, and repository so you can evaluate debugging, collaboration, and in-session AI use together.
- →Shared workspace and project context: Navigate files, edit with multiple cursors, and talk through tradeoffs in the same repository.
- →Shared AI chat: Both sides see the in-session AI conversation, including what candidates prompt and how they inspect, test, and refine generated code.
- →Builds, previews, and debugging in one place: Run the application, inspect terminal output and failing tests, and work through fixes live.
- →Direct handoff from take-home submissions: Open a candidate's completed take-home repository in CodePair to review their architecture, test coverage, and next changes together.
Familiar coding agents
Bring Claude Code, Codex CLI, and other coding agents into your live interviews and take-home workspaces. Your team decides which agents are available.
Integrates with your ATS
Connect CodeSubmit with Greenhouse, Lever, Personio, Zapier, Ashby, and other tools to track candidates and assessment statuses in one place. Your team gets notified when submissions and interview results are ready to review.
When the library gets you close
Make the challenge fit the role
Start with a library template, paste the role brief, or describe the work you want to see. Challenge Creator drafts the scope, files, candidate instructions, and rubric for a Take-Home, Byte, or CodePair. Your team shapes the final version before candidates see it.
Admin Dashboard Auth Review
Candidates improve a realistic admin dashboard with guarded routes, session edge cases, tests, and a short review note. The work mirrors the frontend ownership they would take on after joining.
README, setup, scenario, and deliverables.
Components, fixtures, mocks, and failing tests.
Rubric, expected signals, and reviewer notes.
- Auth state is explicit and covered by tests.
- Component boundaries stay readable under edge cases.
- The candidate explains tradeoffs without overbuilding.
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Review the work before the next interview
Combine early screens, take-home projects, and live pairing in one workflow. AI helps structure the review while your engineers make the hiring call.
Choose the format
Use short coding screens or AI phone calls early, then move to repo-based projects and live pairing when you want to see candidates build and debug.
Prepare the review
Automated summaries highlight repo structure, test coverage gaps, and follow-up prompts before an engineer reads the diff.
Plan the next round
Use the candidate's code or interview answers to decide what to discuss in the next round.
Audi uses CodeSubmit to run realistic technical assessments and give candidates a more professional interview experience.
Set up your next technical interview
Start a free trial to explore the library or draft your first assessment. No credit card required.