Course Outline

Introduction to Agent-First IDEs

  • Understanding the Transition from Traditional IDEs to Agent-First Design
  • Key Concepts Behind AI-Driven Development Environments for Government
  • The Role of Antigravity in Modern Engineering Toolchains for Government

Installing and Launching Google Antigravity

  • System Requirements and Installation Process
  • Initial Configuration and Workspace Setup for Government Users
  • Overview of the Default Interface Layout

Exploring the Editor View

  • Primary Editing Features and Navigation Tools
  • Inline Agent Interactions within the Editor for Government
  • Managing File Changes and Project Assets in a Government Setting

Working with the Manager View

  • Overview of Task Orchestration and Workflow Management for Government
  • Reviewing and Approving Agent Actions for Enhanced Governance
  • Monitoring Project Activity and Agent Status for Accountability

Understanding Agents in Antigravity

  • Types of Agents and Their Capabilities for Government Applications
  • How Agents Interpret Intent and Execute Tasks for Efficient Operations
  • Best Practices for Prompting and Directing Agents in a Public Sector Context

Creating and Automating Simple Tasks

  • Generating Starter Code and Templates for Government Projects
  • Using Agents to Refactor or Enhance Existing Code for Government Applications
  • Applying Validation and Review Steps Through Agents for Enhanced Quality Assurance

Managing Projects in an Agent-Driven Environment

  • Folder Structure and File Organization Conventions for Government Projects
  • Tracking Changes and Project States with Agents for Improved Transparency
  • Coordinating Automation Across Multiple Tasks for Efficient Governance

Scaling Up: Practical Use Cases for Beginners

  • Building Small Utilities with Agents for Government Needs
  • Integrating Agents into Iterative Development Work for Enhanced Efficiency
  • Using Antigravity for Documentation and Code Cleanup in a Public Sector Context

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental software development workflows for government
  • Experience with any contemporary Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
  • Familiarity with version control principles

Audience

  • Developers interested in AI-assisted development
  • Software engineers transitioning to agent-first coding practices
  • Technical leads evaluating AI-driven engineering tools
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