Welcome to the Era of Agent-First Software Engineering!

AI in coding has evolved far beyond basic autocomplete and simple chat interfaces. Today, the most productive developers are acting as tech architects—orchestrating autonomous AI agents to build, test, and debug full features simultaneously.

Join GDG on Campus, Rajkiya Engineering College (REC), Sonbhadra for a foundational, hands-on workshop on Google Antigravity—Google's revolutionary AI-powered Integrated Development Environment (IDE).

Led by industry professional Shashikant Singh, this event will show you how to leverage Antigravity's multi-agent architecture to completely supercharge your software development workflows. If you want to stay ahead of the curve in software development, this is a must-attend session.

🚀 What We Will Cover:

What is Google Antigravity? An introduction to the "agent-first" paradigm shifting the software industry.

Editor vs. Manager View: How to use the Editor for direct code modification and the Manager View to orchestrate multiple, parallel agents asynchronously.

Multi-Surface Autonomy: Watching agents navigate the editor, use the terminal, and interact with the integrated browser to test their own code.

The Power of Artifacts: How to review agent-generated implementation plans, code diffs, and verification logs to retain full architectural control.

Live Demo: Building an application live using Gemini models inside Antigravity.

🎙️ Meet the Speaker:

Shashikant Singh

A seasoned tech expert passionate about developer tools, AI workflows, and modern software architecture. Shashikant will guide us through practical, real-world examples, breaking down how to transform your coding habits by collaborating with autonomous agent systems.

📅 Event Highlights:

Live demonstration of Google Antigravity in action.

Interactive Q&A session directly with Shashikant.

Networking session with fellow developers and student peers.

📌 Who Should Attend?

B.Tech students from all branches and skill levels (Computer Science, IT, and beyond).

Aspiring software engineers curious about how AI is reshaping the tech industry.

Anyone who wants to transition from basic prompt engineering to advanced agent workflows.