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A toolkit for designing and reviewing AI phone interviews. It contains separate skills for creating interview prompts, preparing the information given to the caller, and evaluating call quality.
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A toolkit for designing and reviewing AI phone interviews. It contains separate skills for creating interview prompts, preparing the information given to the caller, and evaluating call quality.
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for CyannSHI/ai-interview-kit, a project described as: Engineer user-research methodologies into AI prompts — professional-grade phone interviews at scale. 6 pluggable methodologies, 3 AI skills, 5+ tool compatibility.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
An evaluation skill whose description only points to a separate instruction file named skills/evaluate.md. The available information does not explain what it evaluates or how it works.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guided skill for turning a researcher's natural-language goals into structured inputs for an AI phone-outreach project. It collects details such as target users, required questions, follow-up questions, and minimum coverage.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guided workflow for creating a complete AI phone-outreach prompt, meaning instructions for an AI system that calls people. It collects project details step by step and assembles them into a prompt ready to paste into an outreach platform.
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
A Chinese-language toolkit for creating and reviewing AI telephone-interview prompts. It includes separate workflows for generating prompts, preparing structured research inputs, and evaluating call quality.
Instructions file
Instructions for CyannSHI/ai-interview-kit: This project includes 3 AI skills for end-to-end AI phone interview support. Each skill asks the user to choose their language (English/中文) at the start, then adapts accordingly.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A toolkit for AI-assisted user-research phone calls, covering interview preparation, prompt creation, and call review. It guides researchers in Chinese or English and supports methods such as Laddering, SCQA, Five Whys, and Jobs to Be Done.