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Foundations of Agentic AI on AWS · Bedrock Agents
This page shows every pattern that AWS has published or written about — 4 in total. Each one includes a simple picture of how it works, a short explanation, an example of when to use it, and its trade-offs (the good parts and the not-so-good parts).
Reading patterns from one source at a time matters because it lets you see how a single company or team thinks about building AI agents, and compare their ideas side by side. If a pattern here also appears in the bigger Deep Catalogue, you will see a link so you can read the full, detailed version.

2B.01Perceive–Reason–Act Cycle
AWS's foundational decomposition of the agent loop: perceive environment → reason about action → act → observe → repeat.
Cross-ref: Deep Catalogue PRA-PER-01, PRA-ACT-01, PRA-OBS-01 →
2B.02Bedrock Agent Memory
AWS Bedrock-managed short-term and long-term memory stores.
See 1C.05
2B.03Bedrock Guardrails
Managed content filters, PII redaction, topic denials, and grounding checks.
See 1C.14
2B.04Bedrock Agent Orchestration
Bedrock Agents orchestrate action groups (tools) and knowledge bases using a managed planner.