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Build autonomous AI agents with Amazon Bedrock and Spring AI

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This article demonstrates how to build autonomous AI agents in Java using Spring AI and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, enabling planning, tool use, and memory across multi-turn conversations.

  • Agents combine planning, tool calling, and memory—capabilities beyond simple chat completion
  • Spring AI integrates with AgentCore through familiar patterns: annotations, ChatClient, and advisors
  • Two example systems: single-agent travel assistant and multi-agent intelligent document processing platform
  • AgentCore runtime provides managed infrastructure: memory, browser automation, code execution, and identity management
  • Production patterns include resilience (Resilience4j), security (IAM, OAuth 2.0), guardrails, and observability
  • Router, evaluator, and parallel fan-out patterns coordinate multiple specialist agents
  • Rules engine in YAML enables business logic without code changes
  • Deploy as ARM64 container to AgentCore runtime or Amazon EKS with identical image

Java teams can build production-quality agents using established Spring patterns and infrastructure, avoiding the need to leave their ecosystem.



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