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MoEngage turns 400 private APIs into AI agent tools using AWS
MoEngage connected private APIs to AI agents using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway and OpenAPI specs.
Summary
MoEngage used Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway to turn roughly 400 private REST APIs into agent tools across seven AWS regions. The setup relies on OpenAPI specs and server-side Cedar authorization to cut platform engineering work by six months.
What changed
- Converted private APIs into agent tools using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway
- Registered OpenAPI specs to generate Model Context Protocol tools automatically
- Enforced server-side tool access policies with Cedar authorization
Availability
Available now“In this post, we walk through how MoEngage used AgentCore Gateway, a capability of Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, to turn those private APIs into permission-scoped agent tools.”
Founder takeaway
Small teams with many internal APIs can use managed gateway services to expose AI agent tools securely without writing custom server code.
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