Coding and pair-programming tools
Using URHIRED AI with HackerEarth
HackerEarth runs timed assessments and hiring challenges, and appears frequently in Indian technical hiring.
Audio
No call attached to a standard assessment.
Screen sharing
Browser-based, no screen sharing.
URHIRED AI running alongside HackerEarth: the HackerEarth window on the left and the overlay on the right, with the coding surface open.
public/docs/use-cases/hackerearth.pngSetting it up
- 1
Check whether proctoring is on
HackerEarth offers webcam and tab-switch monitoring. Your invite will say.
- 2
Snip the problem
⌘⌥⇧G captures the statement.
- 3
Watch the time allocation
HackerEarth assessments often mix multiple-choice questions with coding tasks. Do not spend all your time on the code.
Surfaces that matter here
Coding
Worth knowing
- Tab-switch detection is a common HackerEarth setting. That detects browser tab changes, but it is still a monitored assessment you agreed to.
- Hackathon submissions have different rules from hiring assessments — read both.
Test before it counts
Start a call with yourself on HackerEarth and confirm the setup behaves the way you expect. Thirty seconds now beats guessing later. Verification steps →