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Bedrock agentcore deployment

Build a new AI agent on AWS and deploy it easily, OR wrap and deploy an agent you already have, using the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore harness. Explains what an "agent harness" is (the runtime scaffolding around a model - agent loop, tool execution, memory, identity, observability), then gives two fully-working, verified paths - (A) scaffold + ship a new agent with the AgentCore CLI (create/dev/deploy/invoke), and (B) deploy a prepared agent (Strands, LangGraph, or custom) via the SDK wrapper or a FastAPI + Docker + ECR container. Every import and command is verified against official AWS/Strands docs. Use when the goal is to create, wrap, or deploy an agent on AWS AgentCore. Triggers on agent harness, AWS harness, AgentCore, AgentCore CLI, agentcore create, agentcore deploy, deploy agent on AWS, bring your own agent, Bedrock AgentCore.

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Bedrock agentcore deployment

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  • **hoodini/aws-harness**: Build a new AI agent on AWS and deploy it easily, OR wrap and deploy an agent you already have, using the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore harness. Explains what an "agent harness" is (the runtime scaffolding around a model - agent loop, tool execution, memory, identity, observability), then gives two fully-working, verified paths - (A) scaffold + ship a new agent with the AgentCore CLI (create/dev/deploy/invoke), and (B) deploy a prepared agent (Strands, LangGraph, or custom) via the SDK wrapper or a FastAPI + Docker + ECR container. Every import and command is verified against official AWS/Strands docs. Use when the goal is to create, wrap, or deploy an agent on AWS AgentCore. Triggers on agent ha Read `references/hoodini/skills/aws-harness/SKILL.md`.

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