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aws adds managed knowledge bases and agentic retrieval to amazon bedrock
build enterprise agentic retrieval on a managed amazon bedrock knowledge base with the aws cloud development kit.
Summary
amazon bedrock now includes a managed knowledge base that handles ingestion, storage, indexing, and retrieval natively. developers can use this with amazon bedrock agentcore and the new cdk sample to build multi-turn planning and tool-driven retrieval systems.
What changed
- amazon bedrock offers a managed knowledge base that owns ingestion, storage, indexing, and retrieval itself.
- amazon bedrock agentcore provides a gateway exposing each knowledge base as a model context protocol tool and a runtime hosting the reasoning agent.
- the agenticretrivestream api performs internal reranking and returns a synthesized, cited answer.
- the cdk deployment includes two cloudwatch dashboards and two forms of evaluation.
Availability
Available now“With the launch of the Managed Knowledge Base, retrieval is no longer a single embed-and-fetch call. It has become an agentic capability: multi-turn planning, tool-driven retrieval, and grounded, cited answers. The AgenticRetrieveStream API offers this as a first-class service feature rather than something you assemble yourself.”
Founder takeaway
developers should review the aws cdk sample to test managed knowledge bases and agentic routing with amazon bedrock.
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