AI Running Its Own Code: Agentic Code Interpreter

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(Amazon Bedrock Code Interpreter is available now in Public Preview.)

This video demonstrates how to use Amazon Bedrock's agentic code interpreter to enable AI models to perform complex mathematical and data analysis tasks. Mike shows how to create an agent using Claude 3 Sonnet that can write and execute Python code in a secure sandbox environment. Key points covered:

* Setting up an agent with code interpreter capabilities in Amazon Bedrock
* Writing Python code to programmatically create and configure the agent
* Using the agent to perform tasks like calculating Fibonacci sequences and plotting graphs
* Analyzing and visualizing sample billing data
* Exporting processed data as JSON for further use

The video provides step-by-step instructions and code examples, making it a useful resource for developers interested in leveraging AI agents for data analysis and visualization tasks.

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Again.. All these are good if you are within that AWS space. Other than that, the only way to access it remotely is via their SDK. That makes it useless in many cases..

angshumanchakraborty
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Hi is there a link to the code available for 'Mike's Test Chat' frontend interface?

DylanGoode-ph
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Really great explanation. Loved it, more please!

ricardoasueiras
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This is cool thanks Mike. Keen to understand how AWS will charge for this?

paulmiller
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Is the file that I might want to upload to the agent secured? I’m trying to understand if it is safe to plug in my company internal data here. You said it spins up the sandbox for us and executes the python code there, so I assume it may be secured but want to confirm

santoshkiranm
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is it an opensource repo for the example notebook?

zhukane
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The "files" option in the sessionState doesn't work for me. The error says "files" is not a valid option and valid options are one of "invocationId, promptSessionAttributes, returnControlInvocationResults, sessionAttributes" though documentation shows the "files" option. Could you help me understand why this might happen?

santoshkiranm
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Is this the no name brand of Simon Whistler?

Zarrar