Coding interviews are broken.
We fixed them.
The first AI-observable technical assessment platform. Deploy realistic engineering challenges, not algorithm puzzles.
> Pulling react-typescript-template... done (1.2s)
> Injecting telemetry hooks... done
> Establishing socket connection w/ observer... connected
[14:02:15] Detected refactoring pattern: Context API → Redux
[14:02:45] ✓ Test Passed: Login flow handles 401 correctly
Why switch?
The old way evaluates memorization. We evaluate engineering.
Traditional Platforms
- ✕ Inverting Binary Trees (Irrelevant)
- ✕ Browser-based IDEs (Laggy)
- ✕ No external documentation allowed
- ✕ Binary Pass/Fail grading
spize.ai
- ✓ Fix broken production CI/CD pipelines
- ✓ Local environment (VS Code + Terminal)
- ✓ Full StackOverflow/Google access
- ✓ AI analysis of debugging methodology
The Pipeline
Spin Up
Candidate runs one command to clone a sandboxed, broken repo locally. No browser editors.
Build & Fix
They work in their own IDE. Our CLI daemon silently streams diffs, terminal commands, and browser events.
Analyze
We generate a "Highlight Reel" of their thought process, creating a signal-rich report for your hiring manager.
Defense-Grade Observability
Prompt Timeline
See exactly how they search. Did they copy-paste blindly, or synthesize documentation?
The Defense
After coding, the AI grills the candidate on their architecture choices via chat. Their ability to justify trade-offs is scored.
Baseline Mirror
Compare candidate performance against your current engineering team's baseline on the same task.
Highlight Reel
Don't watch 60 minutes of coding. Watch the 3 minutes that matter.
Stop filtering out great hackers.
"Algorithm tests filter for recent CS grads. We filter for people who can actually ship product."
Standardize the bar.
"Remove bias. Every candidate gets the exact same environment, tools, and evaluation metrics."
Respect the craft.
"Use your own keybindings. Use your own terminal. Just build. No whiteboard required."
Early Access
During beta. Afterwards $200/assessment.
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