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Missed our Reddit AMA? We are also doing an X Space tomorrow to talk about Spend Limits! Join @ASpittel, @aws_letianf, @vannirobben and me as we get into how they work and what they mean for devs on AWS. Friday, Nov 6, starting at 11 am PT ✨
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Got questions about spend limits for new AWS accounts? The team that built them will be on r/aws Thu Nov 5, from 8 to 11 am PT. Come with questions!
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We just started an AMA: Building on #AWS with the Coding Agent You Already Use:
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The team is standing by from 6 AM to 10 AM PT to answer your questions.
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Lambda Web Functions - Behind the Scenes! xitter.twitterapi.xyz/i/spaces/1AJEmvrYdaOJL
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Replying to @kdaigle
Kyle, this is a classy move. Thanks for doing this!
AWS re:Invent isn't at the same time or area, but we're setting aside 100 complimentary passes for folks with cancelled GHC registrations. While re:Invent isn't a replacement for GHC, I also hope that it will give folks a chance to connect Nov 30-Dec 4th, in Las Vegas. Please email aws-ghc@amazon.com
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Don't Forget we are doing an X Space today on the new AWS Lambda Web Functions. Join @ASpittel (host), @julian_wood, @samrat_karak, and myself as we get in to the nitty gritty of it! 10 AM PT, right here on X!
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You can now give an agent rules like: pay, but only $10 per transaction and $100 per day. Delete, but only after a backup exists.
They're enforced at the gateway, outside the agent's own code, so a clever prompt can't undo them.
How it works 👇
Dogwood explained: AWS's new open-source policy language for AI agents
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Get answers to the questions that search can’t answer yet.
At AWS re:Invent, you’ll work directly with the engineers behind the services you use. Go hands-on with demos. See real trade-offs. Get honest accounts of what worked, what didn't, and why.
Register by August 25 and save $1,200 with early-bird pricing. Terms and conditions apply. Link in bio.
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you might be able to build an app, but can you build a *product*? 8 teams start this competition hosted by @kelseyhightower, but only 7 will advance to the second episode
presented by @awsdevelopers, this is @codetv_dev's largest production yet — join the premiere! (link below)
The Full Stack premieres Thursday, July 16 at 12pm PT
A new series from CodeTV, hosted by Kelsey Hightower and presented by AWS. Building a product is about more than the frontend and the backend. This is The Full Stack.
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The Full Stack premieres this Thursday at 12pm PT on @codetv_dev’s YouTube channel — join to watch these teams of builders compete to create real products over the course of 6 episodes
hosted by @kelseyhightower and presented by @awsdevelopers
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Happy birthday to us 🥳
Every individual paid user gets 500 credits. Thank you for building with us this year. Here’s to Year Two.
#1YearOfKiro
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what happens when CodeTV teams up with @awscloud and @kelseyhightower? our biggest project ever!
find out what we cooked up together when episode 1 premieres next week. subscribe to @codetv_dev's newsletter/YouTube to make sure you don't miss it!
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Oracle has opened governance for MySQL, and AWS is thrilled to be part of it. We are contributing upstream to performance, vector search, and the extensions framework. It's the same approach we've taken with OpenJDK, Valkey, and dozens of other projects: do the work and make the software better for everyone.
Learn more: go.aws/4xUys3s
#OpenSource #AWS #MySQL
We brought builders together in one room and let the conversations unfold with @ke4qqq and @awsdevelopers in Bengaluru.
The AWS team spent a few hours discussing ideas, pairing on challenges, and building with Kiro & AWS.
Thanks to everyone who joined!
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OpenAI models + Codex on Bedrock!
@OpenAIDevs 🤝 @awsdevelopers
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OpenAI models and Codex, now in your AWS workflows.
Build AI apps and software engineering workflows with OpenAI on Amazon Bedrock, using the AWS environments and controls your team already trusts.
OpenAI frontier models and Codex are now generally available on AWS, giving enterprises a new way to build on Amazon Bedrock with OpenAI through the security, compliance, and governance workflows they already use.
This is also the beginning of a broader expansion of OpenAI capabilities on AWS, including future availability for cybersecurity capabilities like Daybreak.
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Heard that AWS is where the cool kids are. Hello. We have GPT-5.5.
OpenAI frontier models and Codex are now generally available on AWS, giving enterprises a new way to build on Amazon Bedrock with OpenAI through the security, compliance, and governance workflows they already use.
This is also the beginning of a broader expansion of OpenAI capabilities on AWS, including future availability for cybersecurity capabilities like Daybreak.
openai.com/index/openai-fron…
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We're thrilled to welcome four exceptional community leaders to the #AWSHeroes program: Damiano Giorgi, @RDarrylR, @ricardoceci, Matias Kreder
From AI-powered tools to thriving LATAM communities, these Heroes are lifting builders worldwide.
Read more: go.aws/3POTrmX
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When we open-sourced Strands Agents SDK last year, we wanted to bring builders an easier way to build and run AI agents with just a few lines of code. Since then, the Strands Python SDK has been downloaded more than 25 million times, with more developers building with it every day.
Now, TypeScript developers can enjoy the same experience, with full type safety, custom tools, and the ability to run agents in both Node.js and the browser.
Strands is an agent harness SDK that goes beyond the core agent loop. It gives developers the default tools and control layers they need to build agents that can execute code, work with files, manage their own context, and stay on task as they scale. TypeScript 1.0 ships these harness capabilities built into the SDK. Default tools for shell execution, file editing, HTTP access, and structured notes, alongside customizable hooks and plugins that give developers control at every point in the agent lifecycle.
All you need is a few lines of code to get started. We're building this in the open and contributions are welcome. Whether it's a bug fix, a new feature, or a cool example, we'd love to see what you build. Join us on GitHub and let us know what you think.
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