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AWS Open Source

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@AWSOpen
Official Twitter feed for all things open source at Amazon Web Services. Learn more at opensource.amazon.com
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  • @AWSOpen
    AWS Open Source
    Amazon Web Services
    @AWSOpen
    16h
    Last day at OSS EU. One more round of technical demos at Booth D1 — and the engineers are here to talk shop before we wrap. If you've been meaning to swing by, now's the time. #OpenSource #OSSEU
  • @AWSOpen
    AWS Open Source
    Amazon Web Services
    @AWSOpen
    8 Oct
    Attending #OSSEU? Open source trivia at Booth D1 today, 5:00 PM CEST. 10 questions, mobile-friendly, winner takes an AWS Dev Nerd sweatshirt. Swing by before the booth crawl. #OpenSource
  • @AWSOpen
    AWS Open Source
    Amazon Web Services
    @AWSOpen
    7 Oct
    Strands Box: an open source sandbox for AI agents. OS-level isolation plus Dogwood policies that can depend on what the agent has already done, e.g. "no outbound HTTP after reading customer data." Credentials stay out of the agent. macOS, developer preview.
    Introducing Strands Box: AI agent sandboxes powered by Dogwood | Amazon Web Services
    From aws.amazon.com
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  • @AWSOpen
    AWS Open Source
    Amazon Web Services
    @AWSOpen
    7 Oct
    We're at Open Source Summit EU this week. Come find us at Booth D1 (AWS, Diamond Sponsor). Live technical demos daily in our micro-theatre, 10:30 AM (Oct 7–9): AWS Blocks, Jupyter AI for Science, AI on EKS, OSS security, OpenTelemetry. Talk shop with the open source team and
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  • @AWSOpen
    AWS Open Source
    Amazon Web Services
    @AWSOpen
    30 Sept
    Your coding agent can git push. Can you guarantee it only pushes when tests actually passed? Dogwood Local Engine (Apache 2.0, out now) enforces that as a policy. It tracks the history of an agent's tool calls and returns allow/deny on every action.
    Introducing the Dogwood Local Engine: temporal governance for agent actions | Amazon Web Services
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