Write interview questions that test one skill properly
Produces questions that make a candidate show a skill rather than claim it, with what a strong and a weak answer sound like.
Turns a role into a short scorecard with defined criteria and evidence levels, so interviewers score the same things instead of their impressions.
Works with Claude, ChatGPTUpdated 2026-09-27
Use this before the first interview of a process. Scorecards written afterwards describe the candidate everyone already liked; written first, they make interviewers look for the same evidence and make the debrief an argument about evidence rather than taste.
Build the scorecard in four sections.
1. THE CRITERIATell us who you are and all 50 prompts open up, with a PDF of the whole library sent to your inbox.
This opens all 50 prompts, emails you the PDF, and lets us follow up once. No newsletter signup, and we do not share your details.
Produces questions that make a candidate show a skill rather than claim it, with what a strong and a weak answer sound like.
Collates every interviewer's notes against the scorecard, shows where they agree and conflict, and names what is still unknown before anyone decides.
New prompts as they go up, plus founder essays on shipping AI systems. ~2 emails / month.
Prompts get you started. If you want this wired into how your team actually works, see what we do.