Confused by inbound vs. outbound authentication for agents You're not alone. This Level 300 session demystifies OAuth flows and agent identity patterns through the lens of a practitioner's learning journey. Explore the differences between SPA (single-page web app) and agent authentication, then dive into AgentCore's inbound/outbound auth with Runtime and Gateway. Through live code demonstrations of 3-legged OAuth flows, you'll see exactly how agents authorize actions on behalf of users. Leave with working code examples from aws-samples and practical implementation insights to accelerate your agent development. Part of the AgentCore session track.
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