With the increasing preference of customers for digital services via AI hosts such as ChatGPT and Claude, companies require a solution to provide their services with a visually appealing UI in addition to basic text format, through these applications. In addition, they must accomplish this task without being connected to a single host.
MCP Apps and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore offer precisely that. MCP Apps expands the Model Context Protocol (MCP) by incorporating interactive HTML widgets that are displayed within AI hosts. Amazon Bedrock AgentCore serves as a platform for constructing, linking, and refining agents in a large-scale manner, regardless of the framework or model employed.
In particular, MCP Apps benefit from AgentCore runtime, a feature of Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, which offers a secure, serverless environment with session isolation and inherent MCP compatibility. Amazon Bedrock AgentCore’s Gateway feature, known as AgentCore Gateway, allows access to it via a single secure endpoint, which is reachable by MCP Apps-compatible hosts.
AgentCore handles this unsorted heavy workload, allowing you to concentrate on your business logic and widget creation. This article showcases constructing and deploying an MCP App with interactive HTML widgets on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore.
