How I’m using Bedrock Agents

It was the day after I got all issues resolved and made the “it works in dev” post that I had the moment. “What if instead of a form intake it’s a conversation?” “How would parents like to create a series of activities that built upon each other?” And it hit me…what I had wasn’t all I want to build. There’s still more skills to continue to cultivate and kids to develop. That doesn’t happen with just one activity. There’s freedom in consistency and progressive path learning so, here we are. Bedrock Agent vs AgentCore chose Bedrock Agents instead of Bedrock AgentCore because I’m really looking to minimize how much I manage for this agent. And I have automation already in place to handle to few tools/Lambdas that will be available to this lone agent. Model Choice What I noticed with Bedrock Agents is that the models available for it seemed just be limited to Anthropic and Amazon’s Models. I may be missing something on this screen but it also wasn’t the latest models that have been release