💻For technical interviews

Coding rounds without
the freeze

Real-time walkthroughs for two-pointer, DP, graph, and tree problems. The AI listens, breaks the problem down, and gives you the approach + complexity before you start typing.

Questions you'll actually get

Real coding prompts from FAANG, Indian unicorns, and YC-backed startups.

Q.Reverse a linked list in O(n) time
Q.Find the longest substring without repeating characters
Q.Implement an LRU cache
Q.Binary tree zigzag level-order traversal
Q.Number of islands in a 2D grid
Q.Detect a cycle in a directed graph

A real sample answer

This is the exact kind of response Claude streams in during your interview.

INTERVIEWER ASKED
Reverse a linked list in O(n) time
AI SUGGESTIONconcisedetailedbullets
Use three pointers — prev (null), curr (head), and next. Walk the list once: save curr.next, flip curr.next to point at prev, advance prev to curr, advance curr to next. When curr is null, prev is the new head. O(n) time, O(1) space, single pass. I can write the iterative version first and then add the recursive variant if you'd like.

How Interview Assistant helps

Four specific ways the AI adapts to coding rounds.

Approach before code

Claude proposes the right algorithmic approach (sliding window, two-pointer, BFS, etc.) and time/space complexity before you write a line — so you talk through it like a senior engineer.

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Edge cases auto-surfaced

Empty input, single element, duplicates, integer overflow, cycle detection — the AI prompts you to handle the cases interviewers grade on.

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Talk-through scripts

Don't just code — narrate. The AI gives you the exact phrases to use while implementing: 'I'll use a hash map to memoize…', 'Let me trace through with input [1,2,3]…'

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Follow-up answers ready

"Can you optimize space?" / "What if input were sorted?" / "How would you handle distributed input?" — typical follow-ups, all pre-tuned for code interviews.

Coding interview playbook

Real candidate advice — what to do beyond just using the AI.

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Always clarify before you code

Ask 2-3 questions: input bounds, allowed mutations, time/space targets. Interviewers grade this heavily and it buys you thinking time.

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Narrate the trade-off, then commit

Mention 1-2 approaches with their complexity, name which you'll go with, and why. Don't just dive into code.

03

Trace through one example out loud

Before running tests, walk through input → output by hand. Catches off-by-one and edge cases before the interviewer does.

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Use Ctrl+Shift+A when stuck

If the interviewer pauses and you're frozen, hit Ctrl+Shift+A to manually trigger Claude — gives you the next move without breaking eye contact.

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