Category: Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

In this post, you will learn how to set up the Exa integration in Strands Agents, understand the two core tools it exposes, and walk through real-world use cases that show how agents use web search to complete multi-step tasks.

Today, we’re announcing a preview of Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Payments, a new set of features in Amazon Bedrock AgentCore that enables AI agents to instantly access and pay for what they use. AgentCore Payments was developed in partnership with Coinbase and Stripe.

We’re announcing OS Level Actions for AgentCore Browser. This new capability unblocks these scenarios by exposing direct OS control through the InvokeBrowser API, so agents can interact with content visible on the screen, not only what’s accessible through the browser’s web layer. By combining full-desktop screenshots with mouse and keyboard control at the OS level, agents can observe native UI, reason about it, and act on it within the same session. This post walks through how OS Level Actions work, what actions are supported, and how to get started.

AI agents in production require secure access to external services. Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Identity, available as a standalone service, secures how your AI agents access external services whether they run on compute platforms like Amazon ECS, Amazon EKS, AWS Lambda, or on-premises. This post implements Authorization Code Grant (3-legged OAuth) on Amazon ECS with secure session binding and scoped tokens.

Generate recommendations from production traces, validate them with batch evaluation and A/B testing, and ship with confidence. AI agents that perform well at launch don’t stay that way. As models evolve, user behavior shifts, and prompts get reused in new contexts they were never designed for. Agent quality quietly degrades. In most teams, the improvement […]

In this post, you will configure Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway to access private endpoints using Resource Gateway, a managed construct that provisions Elastic Network Interfaces (ENIs) directly inside your Amazon VPC, one per subnet. You will explore two implementation modes (managed and self-managed) and walk through three practical scenarios: connecting to a private Amazon API Gateway endpoint, integrating with a MCP server on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), and accessing a private REST API.

In this post, you will learn how to design namespace hierarchies, choose the right retrieval patterns, and implement AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)-based access control for AgentCore Memory.

This post shows you how to deploy a serverless MCP proxy on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime that gives you a programmable layer to implement proper governance, controls, and observability aligned with an organization’s security policies.

Today, we’re introducing new capabilities that further streamline the agent building experience, removing the infrastructure barriers that slow teams down at every stage of agent development from the first prototype through production deployment.

In this post, we’ll show you how to build a complete omnichannel ordering system using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, an agentic platform, to build, deploy, and operate highly effective AI agents securely at scale using any framework and foundation model and Amazon Nova 2 Sonic.