bedrock-engineer

MCP.Pizza Chef: aws-samples

This is a downloadable Mac and Windows app, not an add-on for Claude or Cursor. It gives you chat agents that create and edit files, run commands, search the web, generate images, and draw diagrams, and you can write your own agent with its own instructions and tool list. It also reaches out to other tool servers you configure. You need an Amazon Web Services account with Bedrock access; Mac users run one signing command after installing.

Coding

Images/Design

Writing

Use This MCP client To

Build a small project from a plain-English description Ask an agent to explain and improve my existing code Generate a diagram of how my project fits together Search the web and write up what it finds Create my own agent with its own rules and tools Read spreadsheets and turn the numbers into a chart

README

Language: English / Japanese

🧙 Bedrock Engineer

Bedrock Engineer is Autonomous software development agent apps using Amazon Bedrock, capable of customize to create/edit files, execute commands, search the web, use knowledge base, use multi-agents, generative images and more.

💻 Demo

bedrock-engineer-demo-20250606-2.mp4

Deck

🍎 Getting Started

Bedrock Engineer is a native app, you can download the app or build the source code to use it.

bedrock-engineer FAQ

Is this still maintained?

Yes — AWS Samples pushed code changes as recently as June 2026 and ships regular releases.

Is this an add-on for Claude Desktop?

No — it is its own desktop app, and it connects out to other tool servers rather than being one.

Do I need an account?

Yes — an Amazon Web Services account with Bedrock model access, plus a Tavily key if you want web search.

How hard is setup?

You install a downloaded package and set up cloud credentials; Mac users also run one signing command in the terminal.

Can I use this to write a whole small app?

Yes — the agent creates folders and files, writes the code, and can run commands to test it.

Which computers does it run on?

It is built for macOS first, with Windows and Linux builds also available.

Does it cost money to run?

The app is free, but the Amazon models it calls are billed to your own cloud account.