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github just created an official certification for "agentic AI developer." exam: GH-600. skills tested: multi-agent orchestration, state management, system design. GA: july 2026. first 100 beta takers: 80% off. deadline may 31. this is the first time "AI agent engineer" has a credential behind it. not a linkedin skill... show more

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