Course Outline

Introduction to Agent-Driven Code for Government

  • How autonomous agents generate and modify code in public sector environments
  • Understanding task decomposition and execution traces for government workflows
  • Common failure modes in agent-driven processes for government operations

Verification Foundations for Antigravity

  • Establishing verification checkpoints to ensure compliance with public sector standards
  • Tracking agent decisions and evaluating logic sequences for transparency and accountability
  • Identifying anomalies in agent behavior to maintain integrity of government systems

Working with Artifacts Generated by Agents

  • Assessing code diffs and patch quality to ensure reliability for government applications
  • Validating agent-created documentation and metadata to support governance requirements
  • Reviewing structured and unstructured output for consistency with public sector standards

Browser-Based Verification and Activity Recording

  • Interpreting browser session recordings to enhance traceability in government workflows
  • Detecting agent missteps during UI-driven tasks to prevent errors in public sector applications
  • Correlating recording events with expected task flow for accurate performance tracking

Task Validation Techniques

  • Confirming task accuracy and completeness to meet government standards
  • Applying reproducibility and repeatability checks to ensure consistent results in public sector projects
  • Using constraint-based validation for AI workflows to maintain reliability in government systems

Security Considerations in Agent-Driven Development for Government

  • Recognizing risky agent actions to protect sensitive government data
  • Static and dynamic analyses for agent output to ensure security compliance
  • Hardening verification steps against security gaps to safeguard public sector systems

Testing Reliability and Robustness

  • Detecting brittle agent behaviors to improve system resilience in government operations
  • Stress-testing multi-step agent operations to ensure robust performance for public sector tasks
  • Building resilient validation pipelines to support continuous improvement in government workflows

Integrating Antigravity QA into Existing Pipelines for Government

  • Designing end-to-end agent verification workflows to align with public sector practices
  • Automating acceptance criteria for agent tasks to streamline government processes
  • Reporting and monitoring agent performance to enhance accountability in government systems

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • A solid understanding of software testing fundamentals for government applications
  • Practical experience with automation or quality assurance methodologies
  • Familiarity with AI-assisted development workflows in a public sector context

Audience

  • QA engineers for government agencies
  • Software Development Engineers in Test (SDETs) for government projects
  • Security engineers for government systems
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