InterviewForge
Turn Your Code Into Interview Readiness.
AI-powered interview assistance, right inside VS Code.
✨ Features
| Feature |
Description |
| 🔍 AI Code Analysis |
Deep analysis of your current file using Groq AI |
| ⏱ Time Complexity Analysis |
Automatic Big-O time & space complexity detection |
| 🔄 Alternative Approaches |
AI suggests better or different solutions |
| 💬 Interview Questions |
5 targeted questions generated from your code |
| 🎤 Mock Interviews |
Answer questions, get scored, receive feedback |
| 📊 Interview History |
Track your past sessions and progress |
⚙️ Requirements
🚀 How to Use
1. Install InterviewForge
Install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace or load it via F5 in development.
Open VS Code Settings (Ctrl+,) and search for InterviewForge.
Paste your key in interviewforge.groqApiKey.
// settings.json
{
"interviewforge.groqApiKey": "gsk_your_key_here",
"interviewforge.groqModel": "llama-3.3-70b-versatile"
}
3. Load Current Code
- Click the InterviewForge icon in the Activity Bar.
- Open any code file in the editor.
- Click ⬇ Load Current Code in the sidebar.
4. Click Explain Code
Click 🧠 Explain Code to get an AI-powered analysis:
- Summary
- Time & Space Complexity
- Alternative Approaches
- Interview Questions
5. Start Mock Interview (optional)
Click 🚀 Start Mock Interview to:
- Receive 5 AI-generated questions based on your code.
- Answer each question in the text box.
- Get a score (0–10), feedback, and a follow-up question after each answer.
- Review your session in 📊 Interview History.
🗂️ Project Structure
src/
├── extension.ts # Extension entry point
├── commands/
│ └── openPanel.ts # interviewforge.openPanel command
├── panels/
│ ├── InterviewPanel.ts # Main editor WebviewPanel (singleton)
│ └── InterviewSidebarProvider.ts # Activity Bar sidebar provider
├── services/
│ ├── codeReader.ts # VS Code editor content reader
│ ├── groqService.ts # Groq AI code analysis
│ ├── interviewService.ts # Mock interview Q&A service
│ └── historyService.ts # Session history (globalState)
└── utils/
└── webviewContent.ts # Shared HTML + CSP nonce generator
media/
├── icon.png # Extension marketplace icon
└── icon.svg # Activity Bar icon
🏗️ Architecture
InterviewPanel is a singleton — createOrShow() reveals the existing panel instead of creating duplicates.webviewContent is the single source of truth for all webview HTML, shared between sidebar and main panel.- All webview scripts run with nonce-based Content Security Policy (no inline scripts, no XSS).
historyService uses VS Code globalState — history persists across restarts, never committed to git.- AI services are stateless — session state lives only in the providers, making resets trivial.
📄 License
MIT
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