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AWS renames Amazon Q Developer in the console to the AWS assistant
Amazon has renamed Amazon Q Developer in the AWS Management Console and Console Mobile Apps to the AWS assistant.
Summary
Amazon Q Developer in the AWS Management Console and Console Mobile Apps is now named the AWS assistant. The product continues to offer the same personalized, account-aware guidance and actions. Existing Pro subscribers retain their capabilities under the new name.
What changed
- Amazon Q Developer in console is renamed to the AWS assistant
- Existing Pro subscribers retain Pro Tier capabilities under the new name
Availability
Available now“The AWS assistant is available globally.”
Pricing
| Plan | Price, as stated | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| free | free“The AWS assistant is currently offered for free.” source |
Prices as stated by the company; we don’t convert or estimate.
Founder takeaway
If you use the AWS Management Console, note that Amazon Q Developer has been renamed to the AWS assistant with no loss of existing Pro Tier capabilities.
Source
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