Build a Personal Agent with AWS Bedrock, Terraform & AgentCore
Matt Lea, Founder at Schematical, shows you how to build a personal AI agent on AWS Bedrock.
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AI agents are only as reliable as the infrastructure they run on. Many teams get stuck manually setting up cloud resources, which slows down every new agent project and makes it hard to reproduce results. Learning to provision that infrastructure as code, and giving an agent the tools it needs to act on your behalf, are quickly becoming must-have skills for anyone building on AWS.
In this code-along webinar, Matt Lea, Founder at Schematical, will show you how to build a personal AI agent on AWS Bedrock. You'll provision the underlying infrastructure with HashiCorp Terraform, connect the agent to a knowledge base for retrieval, and give it tools to take real actions, including automating browser tasks with Amazon AgentCore. By the end, you'll have a working agent and the Terraform scripts to build your own.
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