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List all coding assessment tests in your HackerRank for Work account. Returns test metadata including name, status, duration, and question count. Supports pagination for large test libraries.
List all teams in your HackerRank for Work account. Optionally retrieve the members of a specific team. Teams organize users for collaborative hiring workflows.
Create, update, or lock a user in your HackerRank for Work account. Use this to provision new user accounts, update user details like name and role, or lock (deactivate) users. To look up an existing user, provide a userId; to create a new user, provide an email without a userId.
List all live coding interview sessions. Returns interview details including title, status, interviewers, and scheduling information. Supports pagination for accounts with many interviews.
Invite a candidate to take a specific coding assessment test. Sends an invitation to the candidate's email with a link to the test. Optionally configure whether to send an email notification and whether to force re-invite.
List questions from your HackerRank question library. Optionally filter by question type (coding, multiple choice, project, database). Returns question metadata including title, type, difficulty, and tags.
Update an existing coding assessment test. Modify test settings such as name, duration, instructions, languages, and other configuration options. You can also archive or delete a test.
List all candidates for a specific test. Returns candidate details including email, status, score, and invitation metadata. Use this to track which candidates have been invited, started, or completed a test.
Create a new coding assessment test. Configure the test name, duration, instructions, supported programming languages, and other settings. Questions can be added separately after creation.
Retrieve details of a specific interview session including its status, participants, schedule, and optionally the interview transcript. Use this to review interview outcomes and transcripts.
Create, update, or delete a team in your HackerRank for Work account. Teams are used to organize users for collaborative hiring workflows. To create a new team, omit the teamId and provide a name. To update or delete, provide the teamId.
List or search users in your HackerRank for Work account. Returns user details including name, email, role, and status. Optionally filter by a search query to find specific users.
Create a new live coding interview session (CodePair/QuickPad). Specify the candidate, interviewers, schedule, and optionally a template. Use this to set up real-time collaborative coding sessions for technical interviews.
Retrieve a candidate's test details and prepare their PDF report for download. Includes the candidate's score, status, completion information, and the original report URL. PDF generation can be temporarily unavailable; retry the request later if HackerRank is still generating it.
Retrieve detailed information about a specific coding assessment test, including its configuration, duration, questions, and status.
Retrieve detailed information about a specific question from the question library, including its description, test cases, difficulty, and supported languages.
Update a live coding interview, reschedule it, or replace its interviewers. Call list_interviews to discover interview IDs.
Delete an existing live coding interview.
Remove an existing user from a team.
Add an existing user to a team. Locked users require a license to be unlocked.
Retrieve a team by ID. Call list_teams to discover available IDs.
List accessible interview templates and their IDs for creating invitations or interviews.
Cancel an existing candidate test invitation.
Update candidate details, application state, invitation validity, tags, or extra test time for an existing test invitation.
List accessible invite templates and their IDs for creating invitations or interviews.
Retrieve a interview template by ID. Call list_interview_templates to discover available IDs.
Retrieve a user by ID. Call list_users to discover available IDs.