Not certificates. Not badges. Each milestone you reach
is backed by work you submitted and had reviewed.
Here's what each one actually means.
5%
👤
Registered
"You created your account and introduced yourself."
What it means: You committed.
Most people think about applying. You did it.
Day 1 is already behind you.
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10%
🤖
AI Tool User
"You set up your AI workflow and declared your track."
What it means: You have a direction.
Dev or Marketing — you know which lane you're in
and you've started using AI as a tool, not a crutch.
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25%
🔭
Explorer
"You completed all 7 Week 1 tasks."
What it means: You showed up
for a full week. You submitted real work, gave
peer feedback, and reflected on what you learned.
That's more than most people do in a month.
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50%
⚡
Creator
"You built something real and shipped it."
What it means:
Dev: your PR touched a live codebase.
Marketing: your campaign ran in the Arena
with real impressions. You didn't just learn —
you produced.
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55%
🤝
Team Member
"You explained your work to someone from the other track."
What it means: You can communicate
across disciplines. Dev explained code to Marketing.
Marketing explained campaigns to Dev. This is the
skill most teams are missing.
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75%
🏗️
Collaborator
"You submitted a joint project with someone from the other track."
What it means: One deliverable.
Two names. Dev built what Marketing needed.
Marketing campaigned what Dev shipped.
This is the most important submission of the challenge.
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95%
🎖️
Finalist
"You completed the final submission."
What it means: You went the
distance. Four weeks. Real work. Real feedback.
You have a portfolio that didn't exist a month ago.
Selected or not — that's real.
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100%
🏆
Human in the Loop Intern
"You were selected."
What it means: The antcpu team
reviewed every submission, every interaction,
every piece of feedback you gave and received.
They chose you. The internship runs the
following quarter. Fully remote.
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