Amazon just released AWS Emulator, which simulates APIs for 200+ AWS services on a developer’s own machine. Developers can test code offline without incurring AWS usage charges.
The weird part is that Amazon’s engineering team proudly says it didn’t write or review a single line of the code. AI agents did all of it.
The humans built the specs and guardrails then let the agents do the rest of the work independently.
Weird flex, but OK.
@carnage4life I can't remember the specifics but when I was digging through the AWS v2 SDK, a lot of it felt generated anyway. More like Hibernate boilerplate code generation rather than AI.
Maybe they do have very strict naming conventions as you'd want to do for something like that but I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of their code was generated before AI.
Shame it doesn't result in someone having the time to improve their web UI for AWS.