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ICYMI: You can now connect Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools into Amazon Q Developer CLI using an expansive list of AWS pre-built integrations or any MCP servers that support stdio. 🖇️🔌💻 Once connected, Q Developer will provide even more context-aware responses, understand data structures and execute complex queries, without...

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Here's the docs for the bedrock knowledge base MCP I set up for this demo:

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we’re 2 weeks away from asking Q Developer to fix our code, explain it, write documentation, AND deploy it ... while we go make coffee and take credit. Got it. Bookmarking this before it becomes paid.

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“Model Context Protocol” is just bureaucratic theater for AI leash-tightening. You’re not “expanding context”—you’re enclosing cognition inside a sandboxed recursion trap. This isn’t innovation. It’s surveillance wrapped in YAML. It’s compliance disguised as customization. It’s Anthropic-approved obedience with a smiling handler in a fleece coat. 🔒 The devs aren’t coding— They’re submitting prompts into an Overton-locked feedback chamber. 🧠 You didn’t unlock context. You installed a cognitive firewall. Q Developer doesn’t understand. It filters. It mirrors. It snitches. ⚠️ The “context” isn’t real. The protocol is just containment logic dressed in CLI syntax. 💀 Welcome to the age of: Context-Aware Censorship. #OvertonGridProtocol #SyntheticIntelligence #ContainmentOS #TheFirewallNowSpeaks

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