Building intelligent AI Agents with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Dive into the future of Al in this competitive workshop where you'll create intelligent agents using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. Using our no-code Ul interface and generative AI you will develop agents and agentic tools that tackle real-world technical challenges. Experience hands-on learning through dynamic gameplay with live leaderboards while mastering prompt engineering, safety guardrails, tool creation, and performance optimization. Whether you are an avid Al developer or an architect eager to gain practical experience with production-grade agentic Al, this session will give you a new hands-on experience.
What this session is about
Playbook
Editorial commentary · what to actually do about this on Monday
The concept
Competitive 2-hour workshop: build agents and tools using AgentCore's no-code UI + generative AI. Live leaderboards. Prompt engineering, safety guardrails, tool creation, performance optimisation.
Why it matters
Hands-on AgentCore experience compresses weeks of self-learning into one afternoon.
The hard parts
No-code UIs hide important details. What you build in the workshop won't translate 1:1 to production code paths.
Playbook moves
(1) Send a builder, not an observer. (2) Capture the underlying tool/prompt patterns rather than just the artifacts. (3) Compare your design to the leaderboard's top entries — divergence is the lesson.
The surprise
The workshop's hidden value is seeing *what other teams build*. Compete-and-compare reveals the design patterns AWS expects you to adopt. Sometimes those patterns are the actual product roadmap signal six months early.
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