amazon-bedrock-client-for-mac

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A native Mac app that puts Amazon Bedrock's models behind one keyboard shortcut, Option+Space, from whatever application you are in. Upload a PDF, Word file or image and ask about it, generate pictures or short videos, search back through past conversations, or dictate instead of typing. It also loads MCP connectors, so it can use the same tools as other assistants and shows you which ones it used. You need macOS 14 or later and an AWS account with Bedrock enabled.

Files/PDF

Images/Design

Writing

Use This MCP client To

Ask a question from any app without switching windows Drop in a PDF and ask what it says Generate an image from a written description Search back through my old conversations Dictate a question instead of typing it Switch between models without changing apps

README

Amazon Bedrock Client for Mac

macOS

A native macOS client that brings Amazon Bedrock's AI models directly to your desktop. Access Claude Opus 5, Sonnet 5, and other foundation models through a clean interface designed for macOS, with system-wide quick access and full AWS integration.

Amazon Bedrock Client for Mac

Get started

Install via Homebrew (recommended)

brew tap didhd/tap
brew install amazon-bedrock-client

Or download the DMG

amazon-bedrock-client-for-mac FAQ

Is this still maintained?

Yes. It was last updated in July 2026 and ships regular releases through Homebrew and direct download.

Can I use this to read a PDF and answer questions about it?

Yes — upload the file in the chat window and ask. Word files and images work the same way.

Do I need an account?

Yes, an AWS account with Bedrock access. Your sign-in details stay on your Mac and are read from your usual AWS settings.

Does it work with MCP connectors?

Yes. It loads MCP servers and shows the tools it used inside the conversation, so it works alongside the rest of the directory.

What does it cost?

The app itself is free and open source. You pay AWS for whatever the models use.

How hard is setup?

Install it with one Homebrew command or a downloaded disk image, point it at your AWS profile, then press Option+Space.