Code Jack logs every prompt a candidate sends during their assessment. You get graded prompts, submission-level strengths and weaknesses, and side-by-side comparison — giving you the full picture of how each candidate works with AI.
Each prompt a candidate sends is automatically logged with a quality grade. See who writes detailed, well-structured instructions and who relies on vague one-liners.
Get an overall submission summary for each candidate — what they did well (e.g. adhered to SOLID principles) and what they missed (e.g. no app-wide error handling).
Select candidates and compare their graded prompts, overall grades, and submission quality in a single view. Make hiring decisions backed by data.
Beyond individual prompts, each candidate receives an overall submission grade based on prompt quality, architectural decisions, and how they handled AI output.
Code Jack logs and grades every prompt a candidate sends during their assessment. See at a glance who writes precise, well-structured prompts and who leans on vague one-liners — then compare overall strengths, weaknesses, and submission quality across candidates.
Create a service that fetches user profiles and their recent orders from our API, with proper loading and error states.
Good specificity — requested error handling and loading states upfront
Add a notification system that shows success and error alerts when API calls complete. Use a context provider so it works across all pages.
Requested app-wide architecture from the start
Build a reusable data table component that supports sorting, filtering, and pagination.
Solid requirements but didn't specify type safety or accessibility
Write a function to get user data
Vague — no mention of error handling, loading states, or API structure
Make a table with sorting
Minimal detail — no filtering, pagination, or reusability requirements
Add error handling for the payment flow
Right area but no specifics on failure scenarios or retry logic
Sarah Chen
4 strengths · 3 weaknesses
Marcus Johnson
2 strengths · 5 weaknesses
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