agentcore
3 free lessons tagged agentcore across AI. Each one is a short sequence of focused steps with narration and a five-question quiz at the end — take them in any order, no signup required.
Memory, Identity, and Seeing What the Agent Did
Three services decide whether an agent survives contact with production: what it remembers between sessions, whose authority it acts with when it calls your systems, and whether you can reconstruct what it did after the fact. This lesson covers AgentCore Memory, Identity and Observability, and the delegation problem that makes agent authentication genuinely different.
Gateway, Tools, and the M by N Problem
An agent is only as useful as the things it can do, and connecting many agents to many tools is a multiplication problem that gets expensive fast. This lesson covers what AgentCore Gateway converts into tools and how, the semantic search that stops tool overload, the two directions of authentication, and the managed sandboxes for code and browsing.
Running an Agent: Runtime, Harness, and Session Isolation
An agent is a loop that runs for minutes, holds state, executes code it just wrote, and must not leak anything into the next user's session. This lesson covers what AgentCore Runtime provides that a container does not, why session isolation is the load-bearing guarantee, and where the managed Harness sits against bringing your own loop.