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Show HN: Open-Source AI Interview Trainer
Hey Folks, been working on this cool project and have decided to open source it to the wild!
Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ef2ivitjiBU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ef2ivitjiBU
Allows for a relatively seamless big tech coding interview experience.
Frontend: Qwik
Backend: Go Fiber
Database: MySQL (GORM)
AI Providers:
(Vertex only has hacky support)
Text Generation: OpenAI, Vertex
Text to Speech: OpenAi, ElevenLabs, Unreal Speech, Vertex
Speech to Text: OpenAi (Whisper), Vertex
The code is definitely not perfect as this is my first project using Go & Fiber and probably (definitely) has some security flaws in there, but it's all an iterative process.
The real project is currently being tested by a couple of mates so nothing major (Yet question mark?)
Big fan of positive and negative feedback so lmk what you think!
- devon_c 3y agoBackstory: I originally made a version of it at a previous job awhile ago as an innovation project but didn't get too much traction so have recreated a better version using a completely different stack. My newer version was also originally tailored just for people looking to get a job in the Australian Public Service but have now pivoted it to big tech (as I have an interview coming up ) There are currently 2 interview modes, Problem Time Trial and Algo Kata but more to come in the future Problem Time Trial was using questions scrapped from leetcode, thinking about it, probably a big no no so they're removed.
- cranberryturkey 3y agowould be cool if you support ollama in addition to openai
- devon_c 3y agoLocal LLMs are defo the way forward for governments and certain private companies, that was a huge blocker with making these types of products. Haven't used ollama but I've used GPT4ALL and that has the ability to turn on a simple rest api that mimics the standard openai completions endpoint, so would be super easy!