A financial services team described building an Amazon Bedrock AgentCore system that automatically generates client PowerPoint decks from quarterly reports, compliance documents, and market analyses. The workflow was tested internally and finished in under 90 seconds per presentation. It replaces manual slide creation with a Bedrock AgentCore supervisor that uses RAG over S3/OpenSearch and tools for pptx generation, plus Bedrock guardrails for content safety, returning completed files via presigned S3 URLs.
Tamnoon built Tami, an agentic cloud security remediation orchestrator that investigates CNAPP findings, scores remediation safety, and generates and executes production-safe fixes using Amazon Bedrock.
Amazon SageMaker JumpStart was used to deploy pretrained models, run a repeatable sample-prompt performance test, and then delete the created inference endpoint. The workflow measures latency and estimated output generation rate with a single-request run that includes example payloads with a max_tokens value of 256. In 2026, JumpStart added a SageMaker AI console Model Hub for browsing and launching notebooks and added pre-configured endpoint deployment options plus a one-click deep-link flow from Hugging Face model discovery to SageMaker AI deployment.
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