AWS introduces temporal policies for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
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Amazon Bedrock AgentCore now supports temporal policies to enforce action sequencing and data freshness for AI agents. This feature addresses the challenge of managing stateful agent behavior, moving beyond independent action-based access controls.
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