Code tasks provide users with programming challenges directly in an integrated development environment (IDE). Follow the steps below to create and configure a Code Task. Step 1: Navigate to Code Tasks
  1. Go to https://admin.buildergym.xyz/code-tasks.
  2. You’ll see a list of existing Code Tasks (if any). To create a new one, click the “Add Coding Task” button.
Step 2: Fill in the Code Task Details
  1. Name:
    • Enter a name for the coding task.
    • This name will appear in the Task Type dropdown menu when you create a Task Message.
  2. Description:
    • Write the challenge description in Markdown format.
    • This will be displayed to the user when they start the task. Example: ### Deploy Your First Smart Contract Write a Solidity smart contract that implements a simple wallet with a `deposit` and `withdraw` function.
  3. Hint:
    • Add a hint in Markdown format.
    • This will be visible when the user clicks the “Hint” button in the IDE. Example: Check out Solidity’s documentation on [function modifiers](https://docs.soliditylang.org) to secure your contract.
  4. Language(Currently inactive):
    1. Choose the programming language. This has no effect on functionality for now, but can be updated later.
Step 3: Load Content There are two key files to upload, both linked to files in a GitHub repository:
  1. TaskContent(Required):
    • Provide a GitHub URL to the starter content.
    • This content will load into the user’s workspace the first time they open the task.
    • Example: A skeleton smart contract or starter code.
  2. ShowAnswerContent(Required):
    • Provide a GitHub URL to the solution file.
    • If the user clicks “Show Answer”, this content will replace the task content in their IDE.
    • Example: A completed and correct version of the contract or code. Also your repo should contain /test folder with unit-tests, it is required, but the tests themselves may be empty. Example test code: 
// SPDX-License-Identifier: UNLICENSED pragma solidity ^0.8.13;
import "remix\_tests.sol";
contract AttackerTest \{

  function beforeAll() public \{ // nothing to do here}
}

**Step 4: Save the Code Task**
1. Double-check all fields to ensure accuracy. 2. Click “Save” to add the Code Task to the system. How to Link a Code Task to a Task Message
  1. When creating a Task Message, you’ll see a dropdown for Task Type.
  2. Select the Code Task you created earlier from the dropdown.
  3. Configure other task settings (e.g., completion points, additional checks) as needed.