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DPWonder/ai-interview-practice
Practise for an AI screening interview (the kind Mercor, micro1 and similar platforms run) inside your coding…
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Install & config
Client config (built from the install command this repo gives)
{
"mcpServers": {
"dpwonder-ai-interview-practice": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["skills"]
}
}
}Parsed from the README we fetched on 2026-11-12; we have not executed it.
command/args come from the install command the repository states. When it is ambiguous, the project README wins.
VS Code (.vscode/mcp.json - the key is servers)
{
"servers": {
"dpwonder-ai-interview-practice": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["skills"]
}
}
}Same server, but VS Code keeps it under <code>servers</code>.
Claude Code (command line)
claude mcp add --transport stdio dpwonder-ai-interview-practice -- npx skills
Claude Code does not read a config file; add the server with this command.
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npx skills
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DPWonder/ai-interview-practice；first catalogued 2026-11-13；last seen 2026-11-14。There is no official certification or quality rating here — we record sources and dates only.# AI interview practice
以下摘录自该仓库的 README（片段） · 在 GitHub 读完整 README →
A skill for your coding agent that runs a practice AI screening interview for developers.
It asks real interview questions for your role and level, one at a time, checks each answer with
simple published word rules that quote your own words back, and asks a follow-up about your case.
English and Spanish.
Use it before an AI screening interview: the kind where an AI interviewer asks about your past
work and a written result is made from your answers, as platforms such as Mercor and micro1 run
them. This skill is not affiliated with any of them and does not have their questions. It
practises the general format: one real case, what you did yourself, why, and how it turned out.
Roles: backend, frontend, full-stack, data and ML, DevOps and SRE, mobile. Levels: junior,
mid-level, senior. The full question bank is readable here:
English and
Spanish.
## Install
### Claude Code
As a plugin, from this repository:
/plugin marketplace add DPWonder/ai-interview-practice
/plugin install ai-interview-practice@aethel-practice
Or from your shell: claude plugin marketplace add DPWonder/ai-interview-practice, then
claude plugin install ai-interview-practice@aethel-practice.
Or as a personal skill, without the plugin system:
git clone https://github.com/DPWonder/ai-interview-practice.git
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -R ai-interview-practice/skills/ai-interview-practice ~/.claude/skills/
Then ask for it in plain words, for example "run a mock AI screening interview with me, backend,
senior". As a plugin you can also start it with /ai-interview-practice:ai-interview-practice; as
a personal skill, with /ai-interview-practice.
### Other agents
With the open skills installer, which copies the skill into the folder your agent reads:
npx skills add DPWonder/ai-interview-practice
Or copy the folder skills/ai-interview-practice by hand:
Codex: ~/.agents/skills/ (all projects) or .agents/skills/ in a repository.
Cursor: ~/.cursor/skills/ or ~/.agents/skills/ (all projects), or .cursor/skills/ or
.agents/skills/ in a project.
Any agent that reads SKILL.md files: put the folder wherever it looks for skills.
## Example session
This is an example, shortened. The answers are made up.
You: Mock AI interview please: backend, mid-level, English.
Agent: Question 1 of 4
Walk me through an outage or a serious bug you helped resolve, from the first
alert to the fix. What did you check first, and why?
You: Last March our checkout API started timing out at lunch, with about 2,000
requests a minute. I traced the slow calls to one query that scanned the whole
orders table. I added an index instead of a cache, because a cache would have
shown stale prices and the index fixed the cause. After that, p95 latency went
from 900 ms to 120 ms and the timeouts stopped.
Agent: Quick check (not a score)
Counts as an answer: 67 words.
A real example. Spotted: "Last March our checkout API started timing out..."
What you did yourself. Spotted: "I traced the slow calls to one query..."
Why you chose it. Spotted: "I added an index instead of a cache, because..."
How it turned out. Spotted: "After that, p95 latency went from 900 ms to 120 ms..."
It asks real interview questions for your role and level, one at a time, checks each answer with
simple published word rules that quote your own words back, and asks a follow-up about your case.
English and Spanish.
Use it before an AI screening interview: the kind where an AI interviewer asks about your past
work and a written result is made from your answers, as platforms such as Mercor and micro1 run
them. This skill is not affiliated with any of them and does not have their questions. It
practises the general format: one real case, what you did yourself, why, and how it turned out.
Roles: backend, frontend, full-stack, data and ML, DevOps and SRE, mobile. Levels: junior,
mid-level, senior. The full question bank is readable here:
English and
Spanish.
## Install
### Claude Code
As a plugin, from this repository:
/plugin marketplace add DPWonder/ai-interview-practice
/plugin install ai-interview-practice@aethel-practice
Or from your shell: claude plugin marketplace add DPWonder/ai-interview-practice, then
claude plugin install ai-interview-practice@aethel-practice.
Or as a personal skill, without the plugin system:
git clone https://github.com/DPWonder/ai-interview-practice.git
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -R ai-interview-practice/skills/ai-interview-practice ~/.claude/skills/
Then ask for it in plain words, for example "run a mock AI screening interview with me, backend,
senior". As a plugin you can also start it with /ai-interview-practice:ai-interview-practice; as
a personal skill, with /ai-interview-practice.
### Other agents
With the open skills installer, which copies the skill into the folder your agent reads:
npx skills add DPWonder/ai-interview-practice
Or copy the folder skills/ai-interview-practice by hand:
Codex: ~/.agents/skills/ (all projects) or .agents/skills/ in a repository.
Cursor: ~/.cursor/skills/ or ~/.agents/skills/ (all projects), or .cursor/skills/ or
.agents/skills/ in a project.
Any agent that reads SKILL.md files: put the folder wherever it looks for skills.
## Example session
This is an example, shortened. The answers are made up.
You: Mock AI interview please: backend, mid-level, English.
Agent: Question 1 of 4
Walk me through an outage or a serious bug you helped resolve, from the first
alert to the fix. What did you check first, and why?
You: Last March our checkout API started timing out at lunch, with about 2,000
requests a minute. I traced the slow calls to one query that scanned the whole
orders table. I added an index instead of a cache, because a cache would have
shown stale prices and the index fixed the cause. After that, p95 latency went
from 900 ms to 120 ms and the timeouts stopped.
Agent: Quick check (not a score)
Counts as an answer: 67 words.
A real example. Spotted: "Last March our checkout API started timing out..."
What you did yourself. Spotted: "I traced the slow calls to one query..."
Why you chose it. Spotted: "I added an index instead of a cache, because..."
How it turned out. Spotted: "After that, p95 latency went from 900 ms to 120 ms..."
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