Jacquard.Runtime 0.1.13

Jacquard.Runtime

Deploy any Jacquard.NET agent to Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime with one line. Optionally use AgentCore managed services — Memory, Browser, and Code Interpreter — as tools your agent can invoke.

dotnet add package Jacquard.Runtime

Your agent code is unchanged

using Jacquard.Runtime.Hosting;
using Jacquard.Runtime.Extensions;
using Jacquard.Extensions.DI;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

builder.Services
 .AddBedrockModel("us-east-1")
 .AddAgentCoreBrowser()
 .AddAgentCoreCodeInterpreter()
 .AddAgentCoreSessionManager(
 Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("AGENTCORE_MEMORY_ID") ?? "")
 .AddJacquardAgent("You are a helpful assistant.");

var app = builder.Build();
app.MapAgentCoreEndpoints(); // POST /invocations + GET /health
app.UseAgentCorePort(8080); // AgentCore Runtime expects port 8080
app.Run();

AgentCore Gateway

Connect your agent to tools hosted on an Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway:

await using var gateway = await AgentCoreGatewayToolProvider.CreateAsync(
 gatewayUrl: new Uri("https://...gateway-url.../mcp"),
 auth: new AgentCoreGatewayAuth.Iam(region: "us-east-1"));

var tools = await gateway.ListToolsAsync();
var agent = new Agent(model, tools: tools);

Three auth modes: AgentCoreGatewayAuth.Iam, AgentCoreGatewayAuth.Bearer, AgentCoreGatewayAuth.None.

With DI:

builder.Services
 .AddBedrockModel("us-east-1")
 .AddAgentCoreGatewayTools(gatewayUrl, auth: new AgentCoreGatewayAuth.Iam("us-east-1"))
 .AddJacquardAgent();