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Embed a live AI browser agent in your React app with Amazon Bedrock Agent Core

When you build AI-powered applications, your users must understand and trust AI agents that navigate websites and interact with web content on their behalf.

Apr 09, 2026 17:06 UTC · ~3 min read · Technical Source
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Key Takeaways

  • When an agent interacts with web content autonomously, your users require visibility into those actions to maintain confidence and control, which they don’t currently have.
  • The Amazon Bedrock Agent Core Browser Browser Live View component addresses this challenge by providing a real-time video feed of the agent’s browsing session directly within your React application.

Why It Matters

Context

When an agent interacts with web content autonomously, your users require visibility into those actions to maintain confidence and control, which they don’t currently have. The Amazon Bedrock Agent Core Browser Browser Live View component addresses this challenge by providing a real-time video feed of the agent’s browsing session directly within your React application. This component, part of the Bedrock Agent Core Type Script SDK, streamlines the integration by embedding a live browser stream with three lines of Java Script XML (JSX). The Browser Live View component uses the Amazon DCV protocol to render the browser session, creating transparency into agent actions. Implementation requires only a presigned URL from your server, without requiring you to build streaming infrastructure. This post walks you through three steps: starting a session and generating the Live View URL, rendering the stream in your React application, and wiring up an AI agent that drives the browser while your users watch. At the end, you will have a working sample application you can clone and run. Why embed Live View in your application Embedding Live View inside your own application unlocks additional…

For Builders

When an agent interacts with web content autonomously, your users require visibility into those actions to maintain confidence and control, which they don’t currently have.