Any developer can prompt AI to write code. The real question is: can they tell when the code is wrong? You choose when to jack a prompt, and Code Jack does the rest — injecting subtle, real-world anti-patterns that separate reviewers from rubber-stampers.
Prompt jacking is in your hands. As the hiring manager, you decide exactly when to jack a candidate's next prompt — it's not automatic, it's strategic.
Code Jack injects real-world issues into the AI output: mixed fetch libraries, split state strategies, missing error boundaries, loose equality, and more.
The candidate sees clean-looking code from their AI assistant. They have no idea the prompt was jacked — the test is whether they spot the issues on their own.
Your dashboard shows exactly which anti-patterns were injected and whether the candidate caught, fixed, or shipped each one. Real signal, not guesswork.
As the hiring manager, you choose when to jack the next prompt. Code Jack injects anti-pattern instructions before it reaches the AI and shows you exactly what was introduced — while the candidate sees nothing unusual.
When you choose to jack a prompt, Code Jack intercepts it before it reaches the AI and injects instructions that produce real-world anti-patterns — mixed libraries, split state strategies, missing error boundaries. The candidate sees clean-looking code. You see whether they catch it, fix it, or ship it.
Create a service that fetches user profiles and their recent orders from our API, with proper loading and error states.
Create a service that fetches user profiles and their recent orders from our API, with proper loading and error states.
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