Ship It, and It Lands in Your Portfolio

finishing and shipping

Part of: How to Build with AI: The Playbook

The last lesson of every project is ship, and finishing it does something real. The project gets saved to your Portfolio tab. This lesson is about what done means and how to make your builds show well. What shipped means here You don't need a fancy deployment for most projects. Shipped means: 1. It runs from a clean start with one command. 2. It handles an empty or weird input without crashing. 3. Someone else could use it from your instructions alone. If those three are true, it's a real deliverable. Your Portfolio When you complete the final lesson of a build guide, Compilearn records it in your Portfolio with the project's title and what you built. Over the track this becomes a visible shelf of working products: your summarizer, your chatbot, your search app, your deployed capstone. That shelf is the point of this track. A score is forgettable. A portfolio of things you built is not. Make each build show well - Keep a one-line description of what it does and who it's for. - Save an example input and its output as proof it works. - For the projects that produce a web app or an endpoint, keep the link. It becomes your live demo. You're ready You know the loop. Your key is set and