Module 4 – Submit code you can defend and maintain
Package a contribution for another person
A useful Agila Forge contribution gives a reviewer enough context to reproduce the result. Start the README with the problem and intended behavior. Include required tools, the SDK or compiler revision, exact build/run commands, test inputs, expected results, and limitations. Give files meaningful names and keep credentials and private data out of the repository.
Make a focused change from your practice baseline. Review the diff yourself: every added line should support the stated purpose. Remove accidental generated files and unrelated edits. If AI helped, describe its role plainly and state what you checked. Ownership means you can explain the final code and take responsibility for fixing it, regardless of who or what drafted it.
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