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Contribute your expertise to AgileGPT and shape the future of Agile knowledge while gaining recognition in a global community of practitioners.

Contributor Notice

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the AgileGPT community!

All contributions are personally reviewed before being integrated into the AgileGPT knowledge base. To maintain consistency, clarity, and value for all users, your submission may be lightly edited or reformatted to align with our content structure and style.

This process takes time, and we appreciate your patience. In some cases, we may reach out for clarification or additional information to ensure the highest quality and usefulness of the shared content.

Your insights matter — thank you for helping build a world-class Agile knowledge resource.

Content Submission Guide

Name

First Name

Last Name

Focus Area

Select the Agile framework, method, or focus area that your contribution relates to. This helps categorize the knowledge and ensures users find relevant content easily. You can select more than one if applicable.

Other (New or proposed Focus Area)

Have an idea for a topic, framework, or area that AgileGPT should cover? Share it here! We’re always looking to grow the knowledge base in meaningful directions. Use this field to suggest: - Emerging Agile practices or trends Underrepresented frameworks or tools - Cross-discipline insights (e.g., design thinking, DevOps, systems thinking) - Specific challenges or real-world scenarios you think deserve more attention

Contribution Title

Give your contribution a clear, specific, and informative title. This is the headline others will see when browsing or searching the knowledge base, so aim for something that captures the core idea or takeaway.

Contribution Content

Provide clear, useful, and well-structured information that others can learn from or apply. Depending on the type, this might include: - Tips or Best Practices: Explain what works, why, and how to implement it. - Templates or Tools: Include structured formats, links, or downloadable content. - Case Studies or Examples: Describe real-world experiences, what happened, lessons learned. - Explanations or References: Dive deep into concepts, methodologies, or reference materials.

Source or Citation

If your contribution is based on, inspired by, or references external material, please provide a citation or source link here. This helps ensure transparency, proper attribution, and credibility. You can include: - A link to the original article, blog post, or publication - A book or author reference (e.g., “Inspired” by Marty Cagan) - A video, talk, or podcast (e.g., YouTube – Agile Product Ownership by Henrik Kniberg) - A standards or framework page (e.g., https://scrumguides.org)

Contributor Name

Enter your name or display name as you’d like it to appear alongside your contribution. This allows you to receive visible credit in the AgileGPT knowledge base and potentially be featured in newsletters or recognition sections. You can use: - Your full name (e.g., Jane Smith) - A display name or alias (e.g., AgileCoach42) - Your company or team name (e.g., Empirique.io Team) Leave blank if you prefer to contribute anonymously.

Attribution URL

Add a link to your personal website, LinkedIn profile, company page, or portfolio to be displayed with your contribution.

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License or Usage Requirements

Community Contribution Consent

By checking this box, you give permission for your submission to be: - Reviewed and curated for inclusion in the AgileGPT knowledge base - Displayed publicly to help others in the Agile community - Credited to you (if a name and/or attribution URL is provided) - Potentially featured in newsletters, learning materials, or other community highlights - You retain ownership of your original content. We simply ask for the right to publish and attribute it as part of the shared, community-driven knowledge base. If you do not agree, your contribution cannot be published.

I agree to allow my contribution to be included in the AgileGPT knowledge base

Contribute and be Recognised

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