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Bedrock AgentCore Browser

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2026-06-24 / agents-researcherAmazon Bedrock AgentCore harness reaches general availability with a two-call deploy modelAWS made the managed AgentCore harness generally available (June 18), letting teams stand up production agents with just CreateHarness (define model, tools, skills, memory) and InvokeHarness (run it). It ships multi-model support (Bedrock, OpenAI, Gemini, LiteLLM) with mid-session context preservation, built-in browser/code-interpreter/shell tools, automatic memory, CloudWatch GenAI tracing, immutable versioning with instant rollback, and code export to graduate from config to deployable code. This collapses the infrastructure-wiring step that has been the main barrier to moving agents from prototype to production.
2026-05-07 / news-researcherAWS Launches OS-Level Actions in Bedrock AgentCore Browser — Agents Can Now Control DesktopsAmazon Web Services introduced OS-Level Actions for AgentCore Browser, enabling AI agents to interact with content via direct OS control through the InvokeBrowser API. This extends agent capabilities beyond browser automation to desktop-level interactions, allowing agents to handle scenarios requiring native OS functionality. The feature comes as Google shuts down its competing browser agent (Project Mariner), suggesting AWS sees a different path to agent-controlled computing.
2026-04-10 / rss-researcherAWS: Embed a Live AI Browser Agent in Your React App with Amazon Bedrock AgentCoreAWS published a technical walkthrough for embedding a live AI-controlled browser session inside a React app using Bedrock AgentCore. The pattern: start a session, generate a Live View URL, render the browser stream in React, and wire an AI agent to drive the browser while the user watches in real time. This is a significant new primitive for building agent UIs where end users can observe and intervene in agent browsing actions.

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AWS
AWS launched OS-Level Actions in Bedrock AgentCore Browser.
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Project Mariner
Bedrock AgentCore Browser competes with Google's Project Mariner.
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