Bedrock Engineer provides developers with a structured, modular way to build AI agents leveraging AWS Bedrock foundation models like Amazon Titan and Anthropic Claude. The toolkit includes example workflows for data retrieval, document analysis, automated reasoning, and multi-step planning. It manages session context, integrates with AWS IAM for secure access, and supports customizable prompt templates. By abstracting away boilerplate code, Bedrock Engineer accelerates development of chatbots, summarization tools, and intelligent assistants, while offering scalability and cost optimization through AWS-managed infrastructure.

Practical AI Agents provides developers with a comprehensive framework and ready-to-use examples to construct autonomous agents powered by large language models. It demonstrates how to integrate API tools (e.g., web browsers, databases, custom functions), implement RAG-style memory, manage conversation context, and perform dynamic planning. You can adapt examples for chatbots, data analysis assistants, task automation scripts, or research tools. The repository includes notebooks, Dockerfiles, and configuration files to streamline setup and deployment across environments.

Agent Forge streamlines the entire lifecycle of AI agent development by offering CLI scaffold commands to generate boilerplate code, conversation templates, and configuration settings. Developers can define agent roles, attach LLM providers, and integrate external tools such as vector databases, REST APIs, and custom plugins using YAML or JSON descriptors. The framework enables local execution, interactive testing, and packaging agents as Docker images or serverless functions for easy deployment. Built-in logging, environment profiles, and VCS hooks simplify debugging, collaboration, and CI/CD pipelines. This flexible architecture supports creating chatbots, autonomous research assistants, customer support bots, and automated data processing workflows with minimal setup.