You don't know how your AI-assisted interview is being graded.

You keep failing AI-assisted interviews.

You don't know how you're being graded. And you don't know how to practice for them.

You're allowed to use ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, or Cursor. You finish the task. The code runs.

You still don't get the job.

Permission isn't a grading rubric

In a conventional coding interview, you have a more familiar preparation routine: practice problems, learn patterns, discuss complexity, and test your solution.

“Use any AI you like” leaves you with a different set of questions.

Are they grading the result, your prompts, or how you investigate the code? Should you let AI write the implementation? What happens when it suggests something you can't defend?

You can spend weeks preparing for the wrong version of the interview.

Practice before it counts

That's why we built Griot, the AI-assisted interviewer from CodeBaobab.

Work through realistic codebases. Review changes, run tests, and explain your decisions. Get feedback on your code, reasoning, and use of AI.

Practice with or without an assistant. Find the gaps while you still have time to fix them.

Every employer sets its own expectations. Griot gives you a place to prepare, so your next interview isn't the first time you've tried this way of working.

Try a free Griot round.