Multi-tenant analytics dashboard
Wire a tenant-scoped /analytics page with four chart types, a date-range filter, the API routes, the SQL, and tenant-isolation tests into a 40k-line SaaS starter.
Replace coding puzzles with real build sessions. Watch how candidates think, decide, and direct the agent.
What every legacy platform still tests for, against what the work actually demands today.
From setup to a hiring decision in three steps. Your repo, your stack, the AI tools your team uses.
Connect your GitHub repo, set the time limit, and you're live in two minutes.
One link, zero setup. Candidates work in a cloud terminal with their AI tool of choice, exactly how they would on the job.
See every prompt, edit, and decision in a full session replay. Read the final PR and hire with confidence.
No webcam. No invigilator. No memorized tricks. Just a repo, a terminal, and the AI tools you already use.
Every terminal command, file edit, and AI prompt is recorded. Scrub the timeline, comment inline, and share with your hiring panel.
1import { useEffect, useState } from "react";2import { fetchMessages } from "../lib/client";34export function MessageList() {5const [items, setItems] = useState([]);6useEffect(() => {7fetchMessages().then(setItems);8}, []);9return <ul>{items.map(...)}</ul>;
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Every problem is sized so a senior engineer hand-coding for the full hour would not finish. The point is to see how someone directs an agent under realistic pressure.
Wire a tenant-scoped /analytics page with four chart types, a date-range filter, the API routes, the SQL, and tenant-isolation tests into a 40k-line SaaS starter.
Extend a production chat app with three internal tools (search_users, create_ticket, fetch_user). Schema, agent loop, retries, safety guards, tests.
A refactor broke checkout in a 50k-line monorepo. Trace the bug across the frontend hook, the API client, the server endpoint, and the DB query. Ship the fix plus regression tests.
LeetCode tests for a world without AI. Muxify tests for the one your team actually works in.
Every engineer on a serious team now ships with Claude Code or Codex daily. The "no internet, no AI, solve this puzzle alone" interview measures a job no one actually does anymore.
When the test does not match the job, the signal you hire on is the wrong signal. Strong builders look mediocre on algorithm puzzles. Mediocre puzzle-solvers look strong. Hires miss either way, and the team pays for it for two years.
Muxify is the assessment for the job your team actually hires for. Real repo, real AI, real session, real signal. We built it because we wanted it for our own loops first.
Built for the tools your team already uses.
One tier covers most hiring teams. Custom plans for higher volume or specific procurement requirements.
Yes, that's the whole point. Muxify shows you how candidates work with AI, not whether they can avoid it.
It stays in the candidate's session repo. You get the final state, the diff, and the full replay. Export to a private GitHub repo your team owns, or discard after a retention window you set.
You see how a candidate reasons through ambiguity, where they get stuck, how they direct the agent, and what they choose not to do. The journey is much harder to fake than a finished commit.
TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, Java, and their surrounding tooling. The cloud terminal is a full Linux environment, so anything that runs on Muxify.
Two minutes. Connect a GitHub repo, write a one-paragraph prompt, and set a time limit. Or start from our library of pre-built problems.
We're constantly rolling out integrations. If there's an integration you want, lets talk.
Tell us about your team. We will send a short walkthrough and book time if you want it.