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AlgoArena Team5 minSep 16, 2026 ClassroomA Second Look at the Zeros
AlgoArena Team3 minSep 15, 2026 ClassroomA Coding Assignment From an Idea
AlgoArena Team5 minSep 14, 2026 ClassroomThe Student Side of a Class
AlgoArena Team5 minSep 12, 2026 VibecodingBring Your Own Backend to the Builder
AlgoArena Team4 minSep 10, 2026 EngineeringThe File the Agent Describes Is the File You Get
AlgoArena Team5 minSep 8, 2026 AssessmentsThe Replay Is Not a Copy Anymore
AlgoArena Team3 minSep 7, 2026 AssessmentsOne Question, More Than One Agent
AlgoArena Team3 minSep 7, 2026 EngineeringThe Agent Is Already Warm When You Arrive
AlgoArena Team4 minSep 6, 2026 AssessmentsThe Report That Shows Its Work
AlgoArena Team3 minSep 5, 2026 ClassroomGrade the Drawing While the Question Is Still Open
AlgoArena Team3 minSep 5, 2026 ClassroomQuizzes Grounded in Your Own Material
AlgoArena Team3 minWhen grading itself fails in practice, a battle, or a Practice Interview, nothing is recorded against the player. A notice says the code was not graded and offers Retry, and a crash in the player's own code still counts.
An assignment's manage page now lays out grading as steps in a sidebar: Outline, Manage Submissions, Grade Submissions, and Review Grades. Each step is checked off when nothing is left to do.
Problem statements written with LaTeX now show their math as readable text in practice, battles, assessments, and past submissions.
Run Tests now also grades the hidden cases and shows how many passed, so a candidate finds out before submitting. Candidates still never see the hidden inputs or expected outputs.