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How Intuit built an agentic disaster recovery assistant with Amazon Bedrock

Not a pilot. Intuit deployed AI agents across production failovers—turning plain-language requests into audited, policy-compliant infrastructure commands.

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Why it matters

Real agent deployment in mission-critical infrastructure (disaster recovery) shows how enterprises are moving beyond chatbots to autonomous systems that execute multi-step, safety-gated workflows. The audit trail and policy compliance layer is the blueprint other ops teams will copy.

The key facts

12 to know
  1. Intuit built EWOK Agent on Amazon Bedrock

  2. Agent handles production failovers from plain-language requests

  3. Every action is audited and policy-compliant

  4. Use case: disaster recovery at scale

  5. On-call engineers interact via natural language

  6. Safety mechanisms built into the agentic loop

  7. Intuit built EWOK Agent for disaster recovery on Amazon Bedrock

  8. Agent executes production failovers from natural-language requests

  9. System maintains full audit trail and policy compliance

  10. On-call engineers trigger complex workflows via plain-language interface

  11. Demonstrates agent safety and governance in production at scale

  12. Uses Amazon Bedrock as the underlying platform

Go to the source

AWS Machine Learning Blogaws.amazon.com

Publisher excerpt: Disaster recovery at scale is hard. Learn how Intuit built EWOK Agent, an agentic disaster recovery assistant on Amazon Bedrock that lets on-call engineers run production failovers from a plain-language request while keeping every action audited, policy-compliant, and safe.
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