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Skills for getting hired. Company-wise mock interviews, OAs with hidden tests and brutal resume roasts for 470+ companies, straight from your terminal.
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cracked is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by nishant-Tiwari24. Skills for getting hired. Company-wise mock interviews, OAs with hidden tests and brutal resume roasts for 470+ companies, straight from your terminal. It has 139 GitHub stars.
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Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/nishant-Tiwari24/cracked" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
cracked is primarily written in TypeScript. It is open-source under nishant-Tiwari24 on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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Agent skills for tech placements and coding interviews. Straight from your terminal.
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cracked turns Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot or Gemini CLI into your interviewer, coach and career team: company-wise mock DSA interviews for Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Flipkart and 470+ more; timed online assessments graded against hidden test cases; system design and HR rounds; a brutal resume roast with an ATS score; and a prep plan built from your real weak spots.
Built for final-year and pre-final-year CS students preparing for campus placements, new grads applying off-campus, and engineers switching jobs.
Preparing for tech interviews is hard. Sheets, courses and grind lists try to help by handing you a list of 450 problems. But a list doesn't interview you, doesn't tell you why you'd be rejected, and has no idea which company you're walking into on Monday.
These skills are small, composable and honest. They work with any model. They run your code instead of guessing about it. They never invent a single fact about you. Hack around with them. Make them your own.
A plugin updates itself. skills.sh copies editable files into your setup, and you update them by hand. Pick one per agent, because installing both gives you every skill twice.
claude plugin marketplace add nishant-Tiwari24/cracked
claude plugin install cracked@cracked
Updates itself by default.
codex plugin marketplace add nishant-Tiwari24/cracked
codex plugin add cracked@cracked
npx skills@latest add nishant-Tiwari24/cracked -a <agent> # cursor, copilot, gemini, opencode, windsurf, amp…; omit -a to choose
When the installer asks which skills to take, include setup-cracked and cracked-profile. To update, run npx skills@latest update.
Skills hand off to each other ("Call the Skill tool with company-intel"). Claude Code and Codex do this natively. In other agents, the skills tell the model to open the named skill's SKILL.md and follow it, so install the whole pack, not single skills, and always include cracked-profile.
/setup-crackedRun it once. It will:
gh, text-to-speech)> roast my resume ~/Downloads/resume.pdf
> mock interview for Google, medium, voice mode
> /oa-sim Amazon
I built these skills to fix the ways interview prep fails the people doing it.
"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth."
Mike Tyson
The Problem: You solve a problem alone, with the editorial one click away and no clock. Then, in the real round, someone withholds the constraints, asks "can you do better?", and watches you go quiet for six minutes.
The Fix is an interviewer that behaves like one:
/mock-interview: a timed DSA round. It withholds constraints so you learn to ask, gives a 4-rung hint ladder instead of answers, runs your code against hidden edge cases, monitors how you react at every phase, and checks that the work is yours. Turn on voice mode to explain out loud, the skill most people never practise./oa-sim: a full online assessment as real files in your own editor, graded AC / WA / TLE against hidden tests whose expected outputs come from an executed reference solution./system-design-mock and /hr-round: the other rounds, with real pushback."If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles."
Sun Tzu, The Art of War
The Problem: Google, Amazon, a mass recruiter and a seed-stage startup run completely different interviews. Generic prep treats them all the same.
The Fix is company mode. Name a company anywhere ("Flipkart OA", "HR round for Amazon") and every skill adapts.
/company-intel builds a cached brief: reported rounds and OA format, the company's most frequently reported LeetCode questions (30-day, 3-month, 6-month and all-time windows, 470+ companies), published values, and the resume bar, each with its source./resume-blueprint tells you what your resume should contain for that company.No company named? Everything still works, in a generic product-company style.
"Be so good they can't ignore you."
Steve Martin
The Problem: "Worked on a website." "Responsible for backend." "Hardworking team player." Recruiters give it six seconds, and those bullets spend them saying nothing.
The Fix:
/roast-my-resume: brutal, but calibrated to your level and market, with an ATS score out of 100 and its breakdown. Every jab comes with a fix, and rewrites never invent a metric: missing numbers become [N], and you get asked for the real ones./jd-match: a transparent match score against a real job description, with the gaps sorted into fix-today, learn-in-7-days, and can't-close./defend-my-project: reads your project's actual code and cross-examines you on it, quoting file:line, the way a sharp interviewer does./make-it-hireable and /github-glowup: turn the college project and the empty GitHub into proof.And the profile README it can build, with your photo turned into braille ASCII (Style E):
"Pain + Reflection = Progress"
Ray Dalio, Principles
The Problem: Rejected, again. So you grind more random problems, and fail the same way, because the real failure mode was never named.
The Fix is a memory. Every session ends with a scorecard logged to a local journal (~/.cracked/), tagged with your weak spots:
cracked · /mock-interview · 2026-11-06
Find a Free Slot (medium)
Verdict: Lean Hire (7/10)
Problem Solving ████████░░ 8
Correctness & Testing ██████░░░░ 6
Communication ████████░░ 8
Complexity Analysis ███████░░░ 7
Strongest: Asked about overlapping and touching intervals before coding.
Fix next: You said "done" before testing. Trace two