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Claim Cards: A Take-Home That Grades What the Candidate Verified, Not What They Built

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The short version A take-home that grades the artifact rewards plausible output, and plausible output is now cheap. A take-home that grades the evidence attached to the artifact rewards engineering judgment, and that evidence is expensive to fake. This article packages the idea as a reusable interv…

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  1. 2026-10-20 10:07 · DEV Community — AI
    Claim Cards: A Take-Home That Grades What the Candidate Verified, Not What They Built

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