Most agent tooling asks you to trust a black box. This course opens it. You will see where 208 megabytes of binary actually goes, why two commands that look identical in the palette work by completely different mechanisms, and how the customization surface is built - because an agent, in the end, is a file you can read.
Key Course Features:
- A skill built and proven end to end, not described
- The goal command, and objectives that survive a turn
- Custom agents as plain files under version control
- Attaching an MCP server - NVIDIA's CUDA documentation - live
- Hooks and plugins: what a bundle actually contains
Perfect for:
- Developers already using Antigravity who want to extend it
- Engineers deciding what to standardise across a team
- Anyone whose agent output has to be reproducible by someone else
The organising idea is a ladder: six rungs from an ad-hoc question to a packaged, shareable skill. Every rung is a real artifact you can inspect, version and hand to a colleague - which is what separates a workflow from a habit.