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Amazon Quick adds access to AWS Agent Registry resources

Amazon Quick now lets users discover, browse and enable agents and MCP servers from their organization's AWS Agent Registry. Connection details are populated from the registry, and enabled resources can be shared for use across chat, agents, apps, flows and deep research. AWS says the integration removes manual connection configuration for agents and tools built with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. It is available in regions where both Amazon Quick and Bedrock AgentCore operate, including Virginia, Oregon, Sydney, Tokyo, Frankfurt and Ireland.
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