Rate me as a developer out of 10 based on this tech stack: [[React, Go, PostgreSQL, Docker]]. Be brutally honest.

What’s the most senior-level concept I probably don’t understand yet, based on my past questions?

What does my skillset say about my career direction: tech lead, IC, or founder?

What does my code say about my attention to detail?

If I joined a startup today, what would be the biggest risk in trusting me with core code?

Based on how I use you, am I more of a tinkerer or a builder?

What have I gotten better at without realizing it?

If you had to describe my dev approach in a single tweet, what would it say?

Based on my previous questions, what’s my dev persona: framework junkie, systems nerd, or copy-paster?

If someone reviewed all my GitHub commits, what assumptions would they make about me?

I’ve been coding for [[X]] years. What should I be ashamed of not knowing at this point?

What’s one habit I have that’s silently capping my growth as a developer?

Roast me as a developer based on how I’ve used ChatGPT.

Give me a brutally honest review of my tech stack choices.

What would a toxic senior dev say about my work style and knowledge gaps?

What are 3 things I believe are my strengths, but actually need work?

Based on our history, would you call me a strong developer or just a persistent one?

You’ve seen a lot of devs — what tier would I fall into, realistically?

How likely is it that I’d burn out on a high-pressure team? Be honest.

Rank these by how well I use them: Git, Docker, APIs, Testing, CLI tools.

Compare my dev skills to a typical FAANG engineer with 3 years of experience. Where would I lose in a real interview?

What does the style of my questions say about my confidence as a dev?

Based on our past convos, am I actually improving as a dev — or just spinning my wheels smarter?

Do I rely on tools like ChatGPT too much, or just enough? Justify your answer.

Based on how I ask for help, would you call me curious or insecure?

Would I survive a real system design round at a top-tier company? Why or why not?

How well do I understand abstraction based on the kinds of problems I bring you?

What part of my workflow screams ‘junior dev’, and how do I fix that?

Tell me how a senior dev would audit my last project.

Based on my debugging questions, how would you rate my problem-solving process?

Compare my technical depth vs my execution speed. What’s unbalanced?

Rate my prompt engineering skills — am I wasting your potential?

How does my prompt history compare to what a high-performing dev would ask?

You’ve seen my code and questions. Would you hire me on your team or pass? Why?

Act like a startup CTO reviewing my GitHub. What would you think of me in the first 60 seconds?

If you had to coach me for a dev competition, what would you force me to unlearn first?

Tell me one thing I think I’m good at — but I’m actually mid at.

What senior-level concepts am I avoiding without realizing?

Tell me the most underrated strength I have as a developer based on our chats.

What does my prompt history say about my coding confidence vs actual ability?

You’re mentoring me. What would you brag about to others regarding my dev journey?