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AWS adds web search to Kiro in AWS GovCloud US
AWS brings real-time internet search capabilities to the Kiro AI agent in AWS GovCloud US regions.
Summary
AWS has integrated web search into Kiro for AWS GovCloud (US) to provide agents with real-time internet access. The AI agent automatically uses web search for recent topics and includes citations in its answers. Administrators can disable these web features or restrict them using permission rules.
What changed
- Kiro agents gain real-time access to internet search and current information.
- Agents automatically trigger web searches when answering questions about recent topics.
- Answers incorporating web results include citations.
- Enterprise administrators can disable web search and fetch from the Kiro console settings or configure permission rules.
Availability
Available now“Web Search now available on Kiro in AWS GovCloud (US)”
Founder takeaway
If your team operates inside AWS GovCloud and uses Kiro, test how the new web search integration handles current data retrieval for your workflows.
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