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Kodwai

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Kodwai is a scoring tool for evaluating a developer's level of collaboration with AI coding tools such as Claude Code and Cursor. It measures collaboration effectiveness through real programming challenges: you solve problems in your own terminal, and its command-line tool (CLI) captures the session and generates a score based on it. The materials only mention the scoring mechanism and the parts of the usage process involving the terminal and the CLI capturing the session, and do not provide specific scoring dimensions, level classifications, supported platforms, pricing, registration process, or uses of the scores; no related content is currently provided. Its official information is published on the YouTube channel @kodwai.

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kodwai: LeetCode for AI era

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Kodwai calls itself the "LeetCode of the AI era" and is a coding assessment platform for the age of AI agents. It argues that traditional LeetCode-style algorithm problems can no longer prove a developer's ability, because agents can solve these problems in seconds, and grinding problems only demonstrates memorization ability. Kodwai attempts instead to assess a new way of working: having developers point agents at real problems, identify and correct agents when they "confidently make mistakes," and check the results they actually deliver. According to its description, this ability is what determines a developer's level, and it is what Kodwai scores, under conditions involving real problems and using your own agent. At present, the materials do not provide details such as the specific problem format, scoring mechanism, which agents are supported, whether it is paid, the platform entry point, or usage steps.

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LaunchBert

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LaunchBert is a free product launch checklist tool for indie developers and small teams, suitable for SaaS, mobile apps, AI tools, browser extensions, open source projects, and developer tools. The checklist covers steps from "the product works" to the first month after launch, and each item explains why it matters and when it can be skipped. Users can choose their launch type, and the checklist automatically trims itself, filtering out items that do not apply. Checked progress is stored only in the current browser, with no account or email required, and progress can be moved between devices via a share link. The tool also provides standalone checklists for websites, apps, SaaS, and more as supplements.

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