How to Proceed with the AI Collaboration Format

Account

This page explains how to proceed with tests in the AI Collaboration format.

Overall Test Flow

Step 1: Start the Development Environment
  ↓
Step 2: Implement the Assignment
  ↓
Step 3: End of Test (Automatic Submission)

Step 1: Start the Development Environment

When you start the test, a development environment (VS Code) will automatically launch in your browser. While the startup process may take a few minutes, you can still review the problem description or interact via the "Messages" function if it is a conversational problem.

Test Rules and Guides

  • Test Rules: At the start of the test, a modal will display precautions and other rules. You can review these at any time during the test via the "Test Rules" tab.
  • Test Guide: Supplementary information previously found in the "Issue Confirmation" step has been moved to the "Test Guide" tab.

Available Tools

  • Terminal: You can execute commands from the Terminal located at the bottom center of the screen.
  • GitHub Copilot: You can ask questions or consult with the AI agent via the chat on the right side of the screen.
  • Messages (Conversational Problems Only): You can communicate with AI stakeholders through the "Messages" section at the bottom left of the screen to gather requirements and other information.

Step 2: Implement the Assignment

Once the development environment has started, proceed with the implementation according to the instructions in the problem description.

📝 Regarding Evaluation

  • The code as it exists at the moment the test ends will be evaluated as your deliverable.
  • Your interactions with the AI are also subject to evaluation.

Step 3: End of Test

There is no individual "Submit" button on the test screen. Your final deliverables in the IDE will be automatically submitted for evaluation at either of the following times:

  • When the time limit expires.
  • When you click the "End Test" button at the top right of the screen.

Please note that clicking the "End Test" button will completely terminate the entire exam, even if there are other unanswered questions remaining. Be careful not to click this button accidentally until you have completed all questions.