Each task you create in Codebie comes with its own Git repository. This is where your team prepares the challenge that will be sent to candidates.
Once a task is created, reviewers can clone the task repository and push content to it — just like working with any regular Git repo.
What you include in this repository is entirely up to you:
A simple README.md with instructions
Unfinished functions, classes, or interfaces
A partially implemented problem for the candidate to continue building on
Codebie doesn’t impose any specific challenge format. Whether it’s algorithmic, full-stack, DevOps, or system design — you’re free to structure it however you like.
When your HR team invites a candidate to the task and the candidate accepts, Codebie automatically creates a private Git assessment repository for that candidate and copies the latest content from the task repository into it.
⚠️ If you update the task repository after a candidate has already accepted the invitation, their assessment repository will not receive those updates. Each candidate’s assessment is based on the version available at the time of invitation acceptance.
Once your reviewers have pushed the challenge content, your task is ready to be used in real candidate assessments.