Course Outline

Understanding the Architecture of Google Antigravity for Government

  • Agent-first design principles for government applications
  • Roles of the Editor and Manager interfaces in public sector operations
  • Workspace structure and execution contexts tailored for government use

Configuring Agents and Capabilities for Government

  • Assigning agent roles and specializations to meet public sector needs
  • Defining task boundaries and autonomy levels for government tasks
  • Managing security and permissions for agents in a government context

Designing Multi-Agent Workflows for Government Operations

  • Workflow planning and sequencing for efficient public sector processes
  • Coordinating background and foreground agents to support government tasks
  • Using chaining, delegation, and escalation patterns in government workflows

Working with the Manager (Mission-Control) Interface for Government

  • Monitoring live agent activity to ensure compliance and efficiency
  • Interpreting graphs, states, and execution timelines for government oversight
  • Intervening, overriding, or redirecting agent tasks as needed for public sector operations

Generating and Managing Antigravity Artifacts for Government

  • Task lists, work plans, and decision traces to support government transparency
  • Screenshots, browser recordings, and workspace captures for audit purposes
  • Audit logs and reproducibility metadata to ensure accountability

Verification and Quality Assurance Techniques for Government

  • Ensuring traceability and transparency in government processes
  • Validating agent output accuracy for public sector tasks
  • Implementing safeguards and failover strategies to maintain reliability

Integrating Antigravity into Engineering Pipelines for Government

  • Supporting CI/CD and release workflows in government projects
  • Collaborating with existing DevOps tools for seamless integration
  • Scaling agent tasks across teams and environments to enhance government efficiency

Advanced Optimization for Multi-Agent Collaboration in Government

  • Reducing redundant actions and cycles to optimize public sector operations
  • Leveraging performance metrics and analytics for data-driven decision-making
  • Designing resilient and adaptable workflows to meet government needs

Summary and Next Steps for Government Implementation

Requirements

  • A comprehensive understanding of modern DevOps and platform engineering principles for government
  • Practical experience with AI-assisted development workflows
  • Knowledge of distributed systems or cloud environments

Audience

  • Platform Engineers
  • DevOps Engineers
  • AI Architects
 14 Hours

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