Automate legacy web applications with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Browser Tool
AWS ships browser automation for agents targeting legacy systems—the infrastructure play for digital workers hitting the enterprise installed base.

Why it matters
Amazon Bedrock's AgentCore Browser Tool enables agents to interact with legacy web applications through isolated sessions. This is infrastructure enabling real agentic deployment in enterprises where most mission-critical work still runs on older interfaces—a practical enabler for the agent-to-production pipeline.
The key facts
13 to knowAmazon Bedrock AgentCore Browser Tool launched
Targets legacy web application automation
Integrates with Strands Agents for reference architecture
Emphasizes secure, isolated browser sessions
Includes human oversight and audit trail capabilities
Positioned as 'digital worker' for enterprise deployment
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Browser Tool ships
Designed for legacy web application automation
Strands Agents integration included
Secure, isolated browser sessions
Full audit trails and human oversight preserved
Reference architecture provided for digital workers
Use case: human-like interaction with non-API systems
Go to the source
AWS Machine Learning Blogaws.amazon.com
Publisher excerpt: Learn how to automate legacy web applications that need human-like interaction using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Browser Tool and Strands Agents. This walkthrough covers a reference architecture for an AI-powered digital worker that drives legacy interfaces through secure, isolated browser sessions…
