Course Outline

Introduction to Agent-First Development for Government

  • Concepts of Autonomous and Semi-Autonomous Agents
  • The Agent-First Architecture Mindset for Government
  • When and Why to Use Agent-Driven Workflows for Government

Exploring the Antigravity IDE for Government

  • Workspace Layout and Navigation for Government Users
  • Overview of the Editor, Browser Pane, and Terminal for Government Applications
  • Configuration of the Development Environment for Government Projects

Building Your First Agent-Driven Application for Government

  • Project Setup and Initialization for Government Use Cases
  • Defining Agent Roles and Capabilities for Government Needs
  • Running Agents in the Development Environment for Government Applications

Deep Dive into the Agent Manager for Government

  • Managing Multi-Agent Lifecycles for Government Projects
  • Coordinating Agent Collaboration for Government Workflows
  • Monitoring Agent Activity and States for Government Operations

Agent Tools: Terminal, Browser, and Execution Environment for Government

  • Live Debugging Workflows for Government Applications
  • Using the Browser View for Agent-Led Tasks in Government Projects
  • Executing Agent Commands Through the Terminal for Government Use

Integrating Agents into Application Logic for Government

  • Workflow Chaining and Task Orchestration for Government Systems
  • Connecting Agent Behavior to Business Logic for Government Operations
  • Persistence, Memory, and Data-Handling Patterns for Government Applications

Testing, Reliability, and Safety Considerations for Government

  • Testing Strategies for Agent-First Systems in Government
  • Ensuring Predictable and Safe Agent Behavior for Government Use
  • Error Handling and Fallback Mechanisms for Government Applications

Deploying Agent-First Applications for Government

  • Preparing Your App for Production in Government Environments
  • Deployment Options and Pipelines for Government Projects
  • Post-Deployment Agent Monitoring for Government Operations

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • A comprehensive understanding of software development workflows for government
  • Practical experience with JavaScript or Python
  • Proficiency with modern integrated development environments (IDEs)

Audience

  • Software developers for government
  • Full-stack engineers
  • AI-native development teams
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