Merge
AI-native code review assessments
What it does
Merge is a online code review assessment that helps engineering teams assess engineering judgement. With Merge, candidates review a PR, just like on the job. Then, our AI agent addresses PR comments in realtime, simulating a real engineer. At the end, we assess bug coverage, communication, PR quality, and token use efficiency.
Merge is a 30-minute online code review assessment that helps engineering teams hire engineers who can actually review code.
With Merge, candidates review a PR, just like on the job. Then, our AI agent addresses PR comments in realtime, simulating a real engineer. Merge turns code reviews into an assessment involving real engineering work to produce hiring-ready signals. Candidates inspect real pull requests and leave comments on bugs, refactors, and security risks. Set the level, specialization, language surface, and specialization constraints for each role. See how efficiently candidates spend tokens, control cost, and turn PR feedback into revisions. See how candidates reason, prioritize, and improve feedback over the session. Candidates enter a small, realistic codebase with a pull request that is scoped…from mergeoa.com
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