AgentCore

Amazon Nova Sonic is a foundation model that creates natural, human-like speech-to-speech conversations for generative AI applications, allowing users to interact with AI through voice in real-time, with capabilities for understanding tone, enabling natural flow, and performing actions. Multi-agent architecture offers a modular, robust, and scalable design pattern for production-levelContinue Reading

Building AI agents that remember user interactions requires more than just storing raw conversations. While Amazon Bedrock AgentCore short-term memory captures immediate context, the real challenge lies in transforming these interactions into persistent, actionable knowledge that spans across sessions. This is the information that transforms fleeting interactions into meaningful, continuousContinue Reading

Agentic AI applications represent a significant development in enterprise automation, where intelligent agents autonomously execute complex workflows, access sensitive datasets, and make real-time decisions across your organization’s infrastructure. Amazon Bedrock AgentCore accelerates enterprise AI transformation by providing fully managed services that remove infrastructure complexity, maintain session isolation, and enable seamlessContinue Reading

Site reliability engineers (SREs) face an increasingly complex challenge in modern distributed systems. During production incidents, they must rapidly correlate data from multiple sources—logs, metrics, Kubernetes events, and operational runbooks—to identify root causes and implement solutions. Traditional monitoring tools provide raw data but lack the intelligence to synthesize information acrossContinue Reading

AI agents are evolving beyond basic single-task helpers into more powerful systems that can plan, critique, and collaborate with other agents to solve complex problems. Deep Agents—a recently introduced framework built on LangGraph—bring these capabilities to life, enabling multi-agent workflows that mirror real-world team dynamics. The challenge, however, is notContinue Reading