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Introducing New Features for Amazon Bedrock: Prompt Management and Prompt Flows in Public Preview

Today, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of two exciting new features for Amazon Bedrock: Prompt Management and Prompt Flows, now available in public preview. These features are aimed at enhancing the development, testing, and deployment of generative artificial intelligence (AI) applications. By leveraging Prompt Management and Flows, developers and business users can create more efficient and effective solutions that are easier to maintain. Whether you prefer a graphical interface on the Amazon Bedrock console or Amazon Bedrock Studio, or prefer to work programmatically with the Amazon Bedrock SDK APIs, these features offer a range of options to suit your needs.

With the increasing adoption of generative AI, organizations often encounter challenges in developing and managing prompts effectively. Moreover, modern applications require complex chaining or routing logics that can add layers of complexity. The introduction of Prompt Management and Flows in Amazon Bedrock seeks to address these pain points by providing intuitive tools for designing and storing prompts, creating complex workflows, and promoting collaboration among team members.

Before delving into the specifics of the new features, it’s important to understand the typical lifecycle of prompts in a generative AI application. Developing effective prompts is an iterative process that involves design, testing, evaluation, refinement, versioning, cataloging, deployment, monitoring, and iteration. Each stage plays a crucial role in the development of high-quality, reliable AI-powered solutions.

Prompt Management facilitates the creation, evaluation, deployment, and sharing of prompts, enabling developers and business users to obtain the best responses from foundation models for their specific use cases. Key benefits of Prompt Management include rapid prompt creation and iteration, seamless testing and deployment, and collaborative prompt development. This feature streamlines the process and enhances efficiencies in prompt management.

Prompt Flows, on the other hand, introduces a visual builder that simplifies the creation of complex generative AI workflows. By linking multiple foundation models, prompts, and AWS services, developers can reduce development time and effort. Key benefits of Prompt Flows include an intuitive visual builder, rapid testing and deployment, and the ability to manage and templatize workflows.

To illustrate the power of these new features, consider Octank, a fictional ecommerce company that faced challenges in creating, testing, and deploying AI-powered customer service chatbots for different product categories. Using Prompt Management and Flows in Amazon Bedrock, Octank’s development teams were able to create visual and programmatic workflows for each product category chatbot, rapidly prototype and test prompt variations, collaborate across teams, and deploy and A/B test different chatbot versions. As a result, Octank significantly reduced development time, improved chatbot response quality, and achieved more consistent performance across product lines.

In conclusion, the new Prompt Management and Flows features in Amazon Bedrock represent a significant advancement in generative AI development. By streamlining workflow creation, prompt management, and team collaboration, these tools enable faster time-to-market and higher-quality AI-powered solutions. We encourage you to explore these features in preview and experience firsthand how they can improve your generative AI development process.

We look forward to seeing the innovative applications you’ll build with these new capabilities. Your feedback is invaluable, so please share your thoughts through AWS re:Post for Amazon Bedrock or with your AWS contacts. Join the generative AI builder community at community.aws to share your experiences and learn from others. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to enhance Amazon Bedrock and empower you to build the next generation of AI-powered applications.

To learn more about Prompt Management and Prompt Flows for Amazon Bedrock, refer to the documentation available. Happy building!

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