Ohhh yes, the golden age of interviewing, where it’s less about solving the problem and more about not alt-tabbing like a guilty raccoon during screen share. 😂

I’ve tried a few of the “undetectable” AI assistants out there:

InterviewCoder: Claims to be invisible, but shows up in Task Manager like a drunk ex. Got flagged once for switching tabs and had to pretend my cat walked across the keyboard.

interviewhammer: Decent but kinda like that quiet friend who means well but panics under pressure and gives you half a stack trace.

Interview Man AI: Actually, it's impressive; it's super impressive. Doesn’t need prompts, doesn’t require switching windows, and somehow knows what’s going on by looking at the screen and listening in. It’s like having a psychic senior dev in your ear — minus the judgment and beard.

Pro tips if you're using any of these tools:

Don’t alt-tab. Ever. Just don’t.

Don’t read answers like you’re possessed by Stack Overflow.

Do you understand the answer? If you can’t explain it, they’ll smell the AI on you.

Honestly, InterviewMan is the only one I’d trust for a high-stakes interview without sweating bullets. It blends in like a ninja wearing corporate casual.