In this post, we demonstrate how to architect AWS systems that enable AI agents to iterate rapidly through design patterns for both system architecture and code base structure. We first examine the architectural problems that limit agentic development today. We then walk through system architecture patterns that sup...
Architecting for agentic AI development on AWS
AWS Architecture Blog · 2026-03-26
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