Show Us Your Code

What you can show

If you have open source contributions or hobby projects that demonstrate your skills, we’ll be happy to have a look. If not, you can take a project from the list below (or propose your own in the similar spirit).

Example projects

Most projects below are open-ended: you can build a PoC or a production version. It’s up to you. We don’t require loads of code. The point is to demonstrate your skills and strong sides. If it looks too easy, make it a bit cleverer, or pick a harder one instead.

• Decompiler agent for minified JavaScript. Takes minified JS and reconstructs it to be readable and ideally buildable/runnable.
  
  

• Doc-string verifier. A VS Code plug-in that looks for discrepancies between doc strings and actual implementations. If there is a mismatch, then the doc string is highlighted as an error. Feel free to suggest how to correct it, too :)
  
  

• Debugging agent. Build an agent that can trace running code (however you like) and answer questions like “Why does this line print 42?” where an LLM doesn’t give a correct answer by looking at code alone.
  
  

• Hide-a-prompt. Build a simple coding agent usable from the command line. Prevent the user from seeing its system prompts. Note: there’s more than one way of getting one’s hands on a prompt.
  
  

• Coverage-driven test generation. Using standard coverage tools and a coding agent of your choice, generate a comprehensive unit test suite for a real-life project.
  
  

Feel free to come up with your own ideas in the similar spirit

To apply for a job at CodeSpeak, fill in this form or write to jobs@codespeak.dev
(link your code and CV).