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Build an AI email pipeline with Amazon Bedrock and SES Mail Manager

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This article demonstrates how to build a scalable email attachment processing pipeline using Amazon SES Mail Manager's new Lambda and Bounce rule actions, combined with Amazon Bedrock for AI-powered classification.

  • Mail Manager traffic policies filter spam and enforce recipient allowlists at the SMTP connection level before processing
  • Rule sets sequentially scan attachments with Trend Micro, bounce infected files, and archive clean messages
  • Lambda functions extract attachments and classify emails using Amazon Nova Micro via Amazon Bedrock
  • Attachments are routed to per-recipient S3 buckets based on email address, with results stored in DynamoDB
  • Complete AWS CDK deployment available in companion GitHub repository with agentic deployment guide for AI coding agents
  • Input validation includes messageId pattern matching, filename sanitization, and prompt size caps to prevent security issues
  • Synchronous invocation ensures each pipeline step completes before the next begins, eliminating race conditions

The pipeline eliminates fragile polling loops and orchestration complexity, enabling declarative configuration for multi-tenant document intake at scale.



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