- AWS reveals a new Amazon foundation agent platform
- The launch seems to withdraw part of the lifting of heavy from the deployment of AI agents
- Includes a selection of tools and services to help create and deploy agents
AWS has revealed a new agentic AI development platform that seems to make construction and deployment agents easier than ever.
The new Amazon foundation agent platform seeks to give developers everything they need to create and deploy advanced AI agents.
Speaking during its AWS Summit New York 2025 event, the company said the launch marks a “step change” by helping developers move fun toys to something efficiency and production.
Amazon foundation agent
“With the agents, he is going to service as a software,” noted Swami Sivasubramanian, vice-president, AWS Agent IA, Amazon Web Services, describing plans to make AWS the best place to build the most useful IA agents in the world.
If you are available soon, Agentcore includes the following services:
Agentcore Runtime – Secure without execution server specially designed for deployment and scaling agents and AI tools
Memoir of Agentcore – Building agents aware of the context by eliminating the complex management of the memory infrastructure while providing total control over what the AI agent remembers
Agentcore Identity – Security access AWS Services and Third Party tools on behalf of users or acting with pre -authorization
Agentcore Gateway – Building, deploying and discovering agents on millions of connections – automatically convert to MCP compatible tools without managing integrations
Agentcore Code Interpreter – Allow AI agents to write and execute code safely, improving precision to resolve complex end -to -end tasks – including JavaScript and Python
Agentcore browser tool – Quick and secure execution of cloud browser to allow AI agents to interact with large -scale websites – including live visualization for troubleshooting and audit
Observability of Agentcore – Trace, debug and monitor the performance of AI agents in production environments
“It is a tectonic change in a few dimensions,” added Sivasubramanian. “This upsets the way the software is built. It also introduces a multitude of new challenges to deploy it and exploitation, and potentially the most impact, it changes the way software interacts with the world – and how we interact with software. ”
