AI Project Fixers

Shareable recognition for practical AI learning

AI Project Fixers Ltd ran How to Build Your Own Apps Through Agentic AI Coding across six two-hour sessions in June and July 2026. Sigalmark was used to issue digital recognition for course attendance, giving recipients a record they could share and others could verify online.

The organisation issued 25 course certificates under the competency label Agentic AI Coding on 8 and 9 July 2026. A separate facilitator certificate followed on 10 July. All 26 records have share links.

Keeping the meaning of a certificate clear

For a practical course, a certificate needs to communicate both who issued it and what it recognises. Attendance is different from passing an examination or gaining an accredited qualification, and a reviewer should be able to understand that distinction.

The course certificates in this example recognise attendance. They do not claim an accredited qualification or an independently assessed level of coding proficiency.

How Sigalmark was used

AI Project Fixers created the course certificates in Sigalmark with its organisation identified as the issuer and Agentic AI Coding as the competency label. Each record has a share link that recipients can pass to another person for online verification.

Facilitator recognition was recorded separately from the course attendance certificates, preserving the distinction between taking part in the sessions and helping deliver them.

• Named issuer: the records identify AI Project Fixers Ltd.
• Course context: Agentic AI Coding identifies the subject of the attendance recognition.
• Separate roles: course attendance and facilitator recognition have distinct records.
• Online verification: each certificate has a share link to its record.

The issuance in practice

At a record check on 6 October 2026, the 25 course attendance certificates and the facilitator certificate were all recorded as valid. Every record has a share link.

The issuance brought attendance and facilitator recognition into a shareable digital format while keeping the purpose of each certificate clear.

Why this matters

For short courses and workshops, useful recognition does not need to overstate what was assessed. This example combines a clearly described attendance certificate with a verification route, so recipients can share their participation and reviewers can check the record in its proper context.

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