Describe your problem, Amazon Quick builds the fix—try these skills today

Don't scrap it, ask it why: How one marketer made five AI agents reliable.

"I built an agent... now what?" Orlando O'Neill built five custom AI agents for his marketing work. On this episode, he shares how he makes them reliable: asking agents to diagnose their own mistakes, fixing issues permanently with steering files, and running weekly reviews to improve them over time. His biggest tip: when your agent gets something wrong, don't scrap it. Ask it why, and fix it together.   Guest: Orlando O'Neill, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Alexa Marketing

Cortex Kickstart asked her one question, then built four AI agents

Jackie Pizaña wanted AI to do more than summarize documents. Using an internal guided workflow called Cortex Kickstart, she built four AI agents that track commitments, flag escalations, prep coaching materials, and orient her week. Her biggest tip: lean into one tool, learn it well, and let your confidence build from there. Guest: Jackie Pizana, Senior Manager, Operations Field Talent Acquisition

8 weeks, no roadmap, and a 50% chance of success. Here's how Kiro helped this PM deliver.

Eight weeks, no roadmap, and a 50/50 shot. Vedran Brozovic shares how he used AI to find the right data, generate technical requirements, and build an hourly forecasting system in weeks—not months. His biggest tip: ask AI questions like you'd ask a colleague, not a search engine.    Guest: Vedran Brozovic, Product Manager, Automated Profitability Management

Describe your problem, Amazon Quick builds the fix—try these skills today

Spending your mornings triaging emails and rewriting the same docs? Eric Johnson shares how he uses Quick to turn everyday pain points into automated workflows. Just describe your problem, and Quick’s desktop app builds the solution for you. Guest: Eric Johnson, Principal Developer Advocate, AWS

Not a developer? You can still build real solutions — here's how

You've got the idea. A tracker, a dashboard, a tool that would save your team hours. You just can't code it. Or can you? Two Amazonians share how to go from ideas to working prototypes using agentic coding tools. The secret? You don't need to know code; you need to know how to communicate. Guests: Alex Neier, Software Builder Experience (ASBX) & Curtis Morton, AWS Training and Certification