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You can now host and run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Kiro, or any coding agent on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore: go.aws/4dYx1ZN

are you still sleeping on the Agent Toolkit for AWS??? the agent toolkit gives your agent validated procedures so it stops improvising your infrastructure go.aws/3SsPmWh

say hi to Waddles, our barking duck mascot. there's lore, there's ascii art, and there's a tool so you can make your own.

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Most agent frameworks make you set up their whole world before you can build anything, but Strands lets you just write Python. 3 things you can ship: 1️⃣ Decorated tool workflows 2️⃣ AI assistants (MCP human-in-the-loop) 3️⃣ Typed Pydantic research agents #AI #Agents #Python

Building your first Lambda function? 💻 AWS SAM Docker/Finch = local serverless dev made easy! 🔥 #AWSLambda ift.tt/xp5lIFR

Claude's first day at Dunder Mifflin

made a cat that's obsessed with your cursor i can't stop playing with this.. i'm a big fan of putting cats on everything everywhere what should i replace the cursor with? butterflies? some treats? made with gemini & flow

Create custom AWS labs in seconds with Lab Maker. Learn by doing, anytime! 💻🔧 #AWSTips #CloudSkills ift.tt/Hmkw7zU

new launch! youtube.com/watch?v=d1GHVtEF…

Ahh I have been so excited about the new AWS Agent Toolkit and it's finally here and I can talk about it! 🚀 40 skills 🚀 3 agent plugins 🚀 Remote MCP server that agents can use to call all 15,000 AWS APIs run scripts, search docs, retrieve skills github.com/aws/agent-toolkit…

"Team spec-driven" vs "team vibe coding": still a better love story than Twilight. Actually I've never seen or read Twilight I don't know which is better. But I talked with @nyike from @InfoWorld for an article about the differences: infoworld.com/article/416681…

Latest blog is up! Trainium news took over my timeline last week, so I figured it was finally time to explain how it works, and why it works so well. There's a can Vs should framing underneath it all, and I unpack it in this piece:

THIS IS HOW I SURVIVED MY 1ST 90 DAYS AS A CLOUD DEVELOPER, AFTER ALMOST QUITING IN MY FIRST 3 WEEKS! Go read how I survived: builder.aws.com/content/3DEc…

Do you ever find AI-isms creeping into your speech? The other day I found myself saying, "Here's the thing..." out loud, and was like, huh, I don't think that was part of my vocabulary in the before times ...

TIL that the AWS docs HTML pages all have a Markdown endpoint, amaze amaze amaze

getting access to quick desktop internally was i think my biggest "everything's different now" moment i've had in a while. #quickaf

Marc Brooker (AWS Distinguished Eng) technical book recs: "For anybody who's building distributed system things, I highly recommend Martin Kleppman's book. I think there's a second edition of that coming out soon. Hennessy and Patterson's computer architecture book. This is a super, super useful one that covers a ton of ground. I read a ton of mostly papers when I'm reading technical things I find find engaging at that level more, more useful for me. And by the way, that's become way more accessible now. One of the great ways to dive into a paper is hey, hey, Claude, summarize this for me and then, then I can dive into it and read the author's words. And I find that mode is great and it's super accessible for people who haven't been able to read papers in the past." @MarcJBrooker

If you're a college student, don't sleep on this!

Marc Brooker ( @MarcJBrooker ) is a Distinguished Eng at AWS who has been building distributed systems there for almost 2 decades. I interviewed him about technical learnings from his experience. We discussed: • Learnings from 3000 post mortems • When caching is a bad idea • How software engineering is changing • Visibility and apparent expertise • How to find the best problems Where to watch: • YouTube: youtu.be/u3GjIXP9N0s • Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1qX… • Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas… • Transcript: developing.dev/p/aws-disting…