Course Outline

Introduction to GPT-5 and Developer Capabilities for Government

  • Overview of GPT-5’s key capabilities, including multi-modality and agent features
  • Guidance on selecting appropriate models, understanding pricing structures, and navigating usage limits
  • Discussion of ethical considerations and best practices for enterprise governance in the public sector

Prompting and System Design for Reliable Outputs for Government

  • Strategies for effective prompt patterns, system messages, and context engineering to ensure consistent and accurate responses
  • Comparison of chain-of-thought prompting versus concise prompts, and the application of few-shot techniques
  • Methods for testing prompts and establishing clear acceptance criteria to meet government standards

APIs, SDKs, and Local Development Workflow for Government

  • Procedures for calling GPT-5 APIs, using software development kits (SDKs), managing authentication, and handling secrets securely
  • Best practices for local development, including mocking responses and sandboxing environments to facilitate testing
  • Guidelines for versioning, defining request/response schemas, and implementing robust error handling mechanisms

Building Agents and Tool Integrations for Government

  • Design principles for creating safe agent architectures and tool interfaces that comply with government regulations
  • Strategies for routing, orchestration, and fallback to ensure reliable service delivery
  • Considerations for rate limits, concurrency control, and transactional integrity in government applications

Testing, Evaluation, and Validation for Government

  • Development of automated test suites to validate prompts and agent behaviors against government requirements
  • Techniques for red-teaming, fuzz testing, and generating adversarial examples to identify potential vulnerabilities
  • Metrics for assessing accuracy, hallucination rates, and user satisfaction in government contexts

Deployment, Monitoring, and Observability for Government

  • Continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) patterns for deploying model-enabled features with canary releases to minimize disruption
  • Practices for logging, tracing, and telemetry to achieve prompt-level observability in government systems
  • Protocols for alerting, service level agreement (SLA) considerations, and incident response to ensure high availability and reliability

Security, Privacy, and Cost Optimization for Government

  • Data handling practices, including considerations for personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health information (PHI), and methods for context sanitization
  • Access control measures, auditing processes, and compliance checkpoints to meet government security standards
  • Strategies for optimizing token usage, implementing batching, and leveraging caching techniques to reduce costs and improve performance

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • An understanding of at least one programming language, such as Python or JavaScript
  • Experience with calling REST APIs or SDKs
  • Basic familiarity with machine learning/artificial intelligence concepts and JSON data structures

Audience for Government

  • Software engineers
  • Machine learning engineers
  • DevOps/SRE engineers
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