What is this?
A write-up of three anonymized real-company AI coding interview take-home projects (an agent dashboard, a React Native action agent, and a Jira-style task tool), plus a general method for tackling timed take-home assignments and pairing interviews.
Is this the actual solution code, or just the problem write-ups?
Just the write-ups and methodology; the actual solution code for each problem lives in its own separate linked repository (ai-agent-dashboard, ContactFlow, ForceTrack).
Are these the original companies' exact problem statements?
No. The problems were anonymized and restructured, keeping only the technical goals, constraints, and acceptance criteria, not a verbatim copy of the originals.
What are the three example projects about?
A Computer Use Agent Dashboard (web + agent + isolated desktop), a 48-hour React Native screenshot-action agent (multimodal, human-in-the-loop), and a one-day Jira-style task board MVP (CRUD, kanban drag-and-drop, local persistence).
What is ForceTrack's conversation history for?
It shows 24 real dialogue turns from the initial PRD to the repo wiki for the Jira-style task-board project, illustrating how the author actually worked with AI during that take-home.
Can I see the actual code for the solutions?
Not in this repo. Each solved project has its own separate repository (ai-agent-dashboard, ContactFlow, ForceTrack) linked from the comparison table.
What are similar projects?
system-design-notes, llm_interview_note, machine-learning-interview, developer2gwy, hello-algorithm, LeetCode-Questions-CompanyWise, interview, Awsome-Front-End-learning-resource
Which topics is it in?
crud, interview-prep, kanban, project-management, coding, study-guide, interview-questions, ai-coding, interview, interview-preparation, react-native, career