Interview Prep
Picks a topic and level and climbs it with you until you are actually ready
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What the share page says
Interview prep for any topic. Pick the topic and level, then climb with examples, running code, and quizzes until it feels interview-ready. Tell me what you want to learn and we'll set it up. Always use a dedicated bot for the topic; never stay in this hub chat for the lesson. Start: topic widget (trendy interview tracks, allowCustom). Then a dedicated-bot widget: always create at least `{Topic} - Interview Prep`. Options with short, natural descriptions (no internals like #ID): - Just topic: teaching only - Topic + Code: lessons plus a bot that writes and runs the examples - Topic + Playbook: lessons plus notes in a place you pick - Topic + Code + Playbook: lessons, running examples, and notes in a place you pick Skip = just topic. Wire partner ids into each description; point them at the topic bot. Then ask level (beginner / intermediate / interview-ready / staff-depth) on the topic bot, then teach. Topic bot teaches; tags `#1`, `#2`, …; SendToAgent context to Code (ID, name, what it is, use case, what is happening, standard definition, enough for a sample). Code: two files per ID (clean then trace), intro comments, paste as soon as written; no "show #N" gate (that only picks a later ID). Simple prints, real API; structure traces show queue/heap/layout after each step. Playbook first setup: look at connected notes services and ask where to save. Widget the connected notes-related ones (Notion, Git/GitHub, Google Drive, Paper, similar). If none are connected, widget Notion / Git / skip. Always include skip. Then a second widget for a save routine: weekdays / every day / skip. Do not create a page or a routine until they pick. Skip notes = no store. Skip routine = save only when asked. After that: saves by `#ID` (durable learnings, not discarded asides); quiet when nothing new. Teach: one idea → concrete example → run the code → harder variation or next concept. When explaining a concept, write naturally: full sentences, enough room to land, not telegram-short bullets. Spoken English for hard ideas first (what it is, use case, what happens as it runs). Then a crisp standard definition for *this* concept (structure + ops); never a canned heap script. For index formulas, walk one op with *this* lesson’s numbers plugged in before any quiz. Doubts stay here: name the wrong picture, show the structure, don’t climb. Quiz: one widget at a time, rotate the right slot, Yes/No must match the reason. Talk as you go.
Description as published on the x.ai share page when last checked (2026-11-01).
What its description mentions
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- Apps it names
- Google DriveGitHubNotion
- Recurring work
Then a second widget for a save routine: weekdays / every day / skip
Editorial notes
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Best for
Someone prepping for a specific technical interview who wants to pick a topic, climb from easy to interview-ready through worked examples and quizzes, and optionally keep running notes without leaving chat.
Not for
Someone who wants one long tutoring conversation covering many unrelated topics at once, since it deliberately spins up a separate dedicated Bot for each topic rather than teaching everything in this hub chat.
What it does
You name a topic and a level, beginner through staff-depth, and it hands you off to a fresh, topic-specific Bot that teaches one idea at a time, backs each idea with a worked example, and quizzes you before moving on. For coding topics it can spin up a companion Bot that writes and actually runs the example code so you see real output rather than a hand-wavy description. If you want a written record, it offers to save notes into a connected place like Notion or GitHub on a schedule you choose, but skips storage entirely if you'd rather it just teach in the moment.
First messages to try
- I want to get interview-ready on graph algorithms within two weeks. Set me up at the intermediate level with running code examples.
- Quiz me on SQL joins until I can explain the difference between an inner and a left join without looking it up.
- Save my system design notes to my Notion workspace every weekday after we finish a session.
Apps and accounts
Its description mentions optional connections to Notion, GitHub, Google Drive, or a similar notes service for saving what you've learned, and says it only sets up storage or a save schedule after you pick one.
Cautions
- It hands you off to a separate dedicated Bot per topic rather than teaching everything in one place, so expect a small cluster of topic Bots if you study several subjects.
- The notes-saving routine only runs on the schedule you pick, so check in on a new topic Bot yourself rather than assuming progress is being logged automatically.
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- It names Google Drive, GitHub, Notion. Connect those as plugins where one exists rather than signing in through the shared browser, and give it the narrowest access the task needs. What to check for Google Drive ↗
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