No docs site linked on the GH. 3 weeks old. Blog post talks more about the process than the tool and opens with:
> How we built the agents that built AWS Emulator
> Thousands of autonomous AI agents wrote every line of code in AWS Emulator, a new local emulator for AWS now available for download.
Feels more like a science experiment than a product from that announcement.Doesn't feel like a real product. But I also didn't look very hard for docs; I kind of expect it to be linked on the GH in the site and have a nice `llms.txt` for me to give to my agents.
Your comment comes off very dismissive and in poor taste.
> Doesn't feel like a real product. But I also didn't look very hard for docs
You should try, they're there.
> I kind of expect it to be linked on the GH in the site and have a nice `llms.txt` for me to give to my agents.
There's an official Amazon Documentation site that's linked. There's also an `AGENTS.md` file in the repository.
> No docs site linked on the GH.
??? It's in bold just before the "Quick start" section
Disclosure: I work for Amazon. I'm not directly involved in building this product, but I'm familiar with the product and its development.
The product documentation is here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/emulator/latest/userguide/what-i...
While the GitHub project is young, the internal effort to build this has been going for quite some time now.