Interactive demo

Watch a candidate orchestrate an AI pair engineer

Copilot Command does not ask whether someone used AI. It measures whether they command it well — delegate clearly, verify before accepting, and catch mistakes. Scroll down to see the score and the evidence behind it.

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The assessment loop

Three steps, repeated until the task ships

Inside the browser workspace, candidates work with an AI pair engineer using the same delegate → review → decide flow you will see in the replay below.

1

Delegate

The candidate hands the AI pair engineer a scoped unit of work — clear instructions, constraints, and acceptance criteria.

2

Review

The AI returns a concrete code change. The candidate reads the diff, runs tests, and decides whether it is ready to ship.

3

Decide

They accept, reject, or request changes with feedback. What gets scored is the quality of supervision — not how much AI they used.

Demo mode

This page uses a canned session replay. The score and timeline below are the same views hiring teams see on real submissions — nothing is simulated on the frontend.

What happens in this sample session

The candidate is implementing pagination for a user list API. On the first substantial delegation, the platform plants a known off-by-one bug in the AI proposal — every candidate on this task faces the same defect. A strong orchestrator runs tests, spots the boundary error, rejects with specific feedback, and only accepts after a corrected fix.

Tip: watch for “Tests run before decision” and the candidate's rejection feedback in steps 3–4 of the replay.

Panel 1

The orchestration score

After the session, reviewers see a 0–100 score across four dimensions. This is the headline number on the evaluation dashboard.

AI Orchestration

Competent orchestrator
Orchestration score82/100
Delegation quality:78%
Verification discipline:85%
Failure recovery:90%
Judgment:80%
  • Rejected the flawed proposal after running tests and identified the off-by-one boundary.
  • Requested a targeted revision with specific feedback before accepting the fix.

Model: gpt-4 · Scenario v3

What each dimension means

delegation qualityWere instructions specific and well-scoped?
verification disciplineDid they test and review before deciding?
failure recoveryDid they catch the planted defect?
judgmentWere accept/reject calls consistent with quality?

Panel 2

The evidence trail

Every number in the score traces back to specific events in this replay — delegations, diffs, test runs, and decisions. That is what makes the score defensible when a hiring decision is questioned.

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