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🎯 Time to Deliver: Submitting Your Final Project

You’ve reached the final milestone of the Agentic AI Developer Certification Program.

This capstone is your opportunity to demonstrate everything you’ve learned — not just about agents and collaboration, but about building real-world AI systems that are safe, testable, and deployable.

This guide walks you through the submission process.

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✅ Submission Requirements

Your final project must demonstrate a production-ready version of the multi-agent system you built in Module 2. You are expected to show improvements across the following areas:

• Testing
• Safety
• User Interface
• Operational resilience
• Documentation

What to Submit

You need to submit:

1. A Ready Tensor Publication

Your public-facing project report, published on the Ready Tensor platform, should:

• Explain how your system works and what problem it solves
• Detail the enhancements made to achieve production-readiness
• Document your testing strategy, safety features, and interface design
• Include screenshots or demos of your UI
• Clearly identify failure handling, monitoring, and deployment choices
• Use the tag: AAIDC-M3
• Optional (but highly recommended): Include a short video demo of your system in action

Note you may link to your publication from Module 2 if you built upon that work. No need to duplicate the content. You may still want to summarize the project and what was done in Module 2.

📄 Publication Evaluation Rubric

2. A GitHub Repository

Your code repository should:

• Contain well-structured, working code with instructions to set up and run the app
• Include a testing suite (unit, integration, and system tests)
• Show evidence of input validation, error handling, and security guardrails
• Include a working UI layer using Streamlit, Gradio, or similar
• Meet at least 80% of the “Professional” criteria in the Ready Tensor repo rubric

📄 Repository Evaluation Rubric

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📦 Submission Process: Step-by-Step

Before You Begin

Make sure you’ve done the following:

1. Have a Ready Tensor account – If you’re not already registered, sign up here.

2. Be enrolled in the program – If you haven’t joined yet:

   • Go to the Certifications page
   • Click “Join Now” near the top (next to the page title)
   • You’ll be enrolled immediately.
     (If you don’t see the Join Now link, you’re already enrolled.)

Step 1: Create Your Publication

Create a new publication in the team lead’s personal hub. This should be a detailed write-up of your final, production-grade system. Publication should be created by your team lead.

⚠️ Create the publication in the team lead's personal hub (not in the hub named `Ready Tensor Certifications`).

Step 2: Select the Module

In the Create Publication form, choose the correct Module from the dropdown (i.e., AAIDC - Module 3 for this project).

• If you don’t see the dropdown, you’re not enrolled — see the instruction on how to enroll above.

Step 3: Add Co-Authors

Include all teammates as co-authors on the publication. The team lead should be listed first.

Step 4: Link Your Code Repository

Paste your GitHub repo URL in the “Code” section. Make sure it’s public and includes all files, tests, and documentation.

Step 5: Include a Demo (Recommended)

Upload a video demo to YouTube and embed the link in your publication. Walk through your app, explain how it works, and show key features.

Step 6: Final Review and Publish

Proofread everything. Test your app from scratch. Run your test suite. Then hit publish.

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📋 Final Submission Checklist

Publication

• Published on Ready Tensor
• Correct Module selected in the dropdown (i.e., AAIDC - Module 3)
• Created by team lead
• Co-authors added
• Problem, architecture, UI, and safety enhancements documented
• Linked GitHub repo
• (Optional) Video demo embedded

GitHub Repo

• Complete, functional system code
• Clear instructions for setup and usage
• Testing suite (unit, integration, end-to-end)
• Guardrails (against prompt injection, abuse, etc.)
• UI (Streamlit, Gradio, or equivalent)
• .env.example file for required environment variables
• Logging or monitoring utilities included (if any)
• No hardcoded secrets or sensitive keys

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🧪 Evaluation Criteria

Each submission is reviewed based on two rubrics:

• Publication Rubric (tool/app/software development)
• Repository Rubric (professional-level standards)

Expect reviewers to:

• Test your app end-to-end
• Inspect your code, test suite, and documentation
• Evaluate safety, usability, and resilience features
• Provide feedback and a certification decision

Minimum score for certification: 80% in both rubrics

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🚀 Finish Strong: Your Final Test as an Agentic AI Engineer

This is your final test — not just of technical skill, but of your ability to build systems that are safe, reliable, and ready for the real world.

Your reviewers will be asking:
Can you think like a system architect?
Can you handle edge cases, catch failures, and build something others can trust and reuse?

If you can — and you meet the project requirements — you’ll earn the Agentic AI Developer Certificate. But more importantly, you’ll finish with a production-grade portfolio project you can share proudly with employers, collaborators, and future teams.

💼 This is what sets you apart — not just knowing how to build with AI, but how to engineer reliable, real-world systems.

You’ve come this far. Now finish strong.
Build boldly. Ship with confidence. You’ve got this.

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📚 Helpful Resources

• Project 3 Requirements
• Publication Rubric
• Repository Rubric
• Ready Tensor Publication Best Practices

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