Amazon released Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, a platform for building and deploying interactive Model Context Protocol (MCP) apps, on its blog. The release marks Amazon's first major update to its machine learning tools since the launch of Amazon Bedrock in 2023.
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore provides a secure, serverless runtime environment for MCP apps, allowing developers to create apps with rich HTML widgets that work across AI hosts like ChatGPT and Claude. The platform also includes an AgentCore Gateway that exposes the MCP app through a single secure endpoint.
"AgentCore takes care of this undifferentiated heavy lifting, so you can focus on your business logic and widget design," said Amazon. The platform is designed to help developers build and deploy MCP apps with minimal effort, allowing them to focus on the user experience.
The announcement follows Amazon's recent release of Amazon Bedrock, a platform for building and deploying machine learning models. Amazon said the release of AgentCore is part of its ongoing effort to make its machine learning tools more accessible and user-friendly.
Amazon did not say when the platform will be available for public use, and it remains unclear how the platform will be priced. The company said it will provide more details on the platform in the coming weeks.
Source: awsml
