Course Outline

Understanding Browser Surfaces for Government

  • How the browser surface functions in a government context
  • Key capabilities and limitations relevant to public sector use
  • Security and sandboxing considerations for government applications

Building Web-Interacting Agents for Government

  • Configuring agent behavior for browser actions in government workflows
  • Implementing clicking, typing, scrolling, and selection patterns for government applications
  • Managing synchronous and asynchronous interactions to support public sector processes

DOM Awareness and Element Targeting for Government

  • How agents interpret HTML structure in government systems
  • Selecting elements reliably within government web applications
  • Handling dynamic content and reactive frameworks used by government websites

End-to-End Workflow Automation for Government

  • Designing multi-step browser flows for government processes
  • Managing state transitions across tasks in a government context
  • Automating login, navigation, and form workflows for government applications

UI Testing with Antigravity for Government

  • Verifying UI behavior using agent-driven checks for government systems
  • Capturing evidence and error states in government applications
  • Conducting browser recordings and replay-based debugging for government use

Cross-Surface and Multi-Context Flows for Government

  • Combining browser and non-browser surfaces in government workflows
  • Managing workflow context switches within government applications
  • Ensuring consistency across surfaces in a government setting

Troubleshooting and Optimization for Government

  • Diagnosing agent misalignment with browser content in government systems
  • Optimizing for speed and reliability in government applications
  • Identifying common failure patterns and implementing fixes for government use

Integrating Antigravity into Development Pipelines for Government

  • Embedding workflows into CI/CD processes for government projects
  • Coordinating with QA and development teams in a government context
  • Versioning and maintaining agent behavior to support government applications

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • A comprehensive understanding of browser-based application workflows for government
  • Practical experience with scripting or automation tools
  • Familiarity with web development concepts and best practices

Audience

  • Web developers for government agencies
  • Test automation engineers supporting public sector projects
  • Front-end developers working on government initiatives
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