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Optimizing agent system prompts with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore (AWS ML Blog)

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A running machine spools trace tape into a small workbench, which writes an instruction card. The card sits on a balance scale in front of a closed gate, with a path beyond the gate looping back to the machine.

AWS opens up the system prompt optimizer inside AgentCore: production traces feed a reflector engine that proposes configuration changes, and those changes get validated before promotion instead of reaching the running agent. Benchmarks for the Single Agent and Sub-Agent Reflectors are reported separately.

In plain words

  • Amazon described software that suggests changes to instructions for artificial intelligence assistants.
  • It studies records of the assistants' real work to identify possible changes.
  • People running these assistants can have proposed changes checked before those instructions are used in real work.

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