How to Put Agentic Development on Your Resume

Recruiters are starting to look for it.
“Experience with AI Coding Tools.”
“Ability to orchestrate AI Agents.”

If your resume still looks like it's from 2020, you are missing out. Here is how to rebrand yourself as an AI-Native Engineer.

1. The Skills Section

Add a new category: AI & Agentic Development.
* Tools: Google Antigravity, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot.
* Models: Gemini 3 Pro, GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
* Techniques: Prompt Engineering, Context Management, RAG, Chain-of-Thought.

2. The Experience Bullets

Don't just say “Wrote code.” Say “Orchestrated.”

Old:* “Built a React dashboard.”
New:* “Orchestrated a team of AI agents in Antigravity to build and test a React dashboard, reducing development time by 60%.”

Old:* “Refactored legacy backend.”
New:* “Utilized CodeMender agents to modernize a legacy Python codebase, increasing test coverage from 20% to 90%.”

3. The Portfolio Projects

Show, don't tell.
Build a project that uses agents.
* “The Self-Healing App”: An app that detects its own errors and uses an API to fix them.
* “The AI CLI”: A command-line tool built entirely via natural language prompts.

4. Keywords to Include

ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) are scanning for these new buzzwords:
* LLM Integration
* Agent Orchestration
* Prompt Optimization
* AI-Assisted Debugging
* Mission Control

Conclusion

The market is shifting. Companies want engineers who can leverage AI to do the work of ten people. Your resume needs to reflect that you are that engineer.

At BYS Marketing, we look for these exact skills when hiring. We don't care how fast you type; we care how fast you ship.

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