Each task in Codebie includes its own Git repository. This is where your team prepares the coding challenge that candidates will receive.
Reviewers can clone the task repository and push content to it just like any standard Git repository. The content is entirely flexible — you can include README files, unfinished code, partially implemented solutions, or anything else you'd like candidates to work on.
There's no mandatory structure or format. Whether your challenge is algorithmic, full-stack, DevOps, or system design — it all works the same way.
How It Works with Candidates
When a candidate accepts an invitation, Codebie automatically creates a private assessment repository and copies the current task content into it. Each candidate's repository is based on what existed in the task repository at the time they accepted the invitation.
Important: If you update the task repository after a candidate has already accepted the invitation, their assessment repository will not receive those updates. Only future candidates will get the updated content.