Amazon Q Developer in console is now the AWS assistant
Amazon Q Developer in the AWS console and mobile apps has been renamed to the AWS assistant, offering personalized guidance and actions while retaining existing Pro Tier features.
Amazon Q Developer in the AWS Management Console and Console Mobile Apps has been renamed to the AWS assistant, consolidating its identity under a clearer name. The rebranding aims to simplify how customers interact with the tool, providing personalized, account-aware guidance and actions. This change applies to both the console and mobile app interfaces, ensuring consistency across platforms. The AWS assistant maintains the same functionality previously offered by Amazon Q Developer.
The AWS assistant is currently available at no cost, making it accessible to all AWS customers. Existing Amazon Q Developer Pro subscribers will automatically retain their Pro Tier capabilities under the new name. This transition ensures continuity for users who rely on advanced features. The free tier and Pro Tier capabilities are now unified under the AWS assistant branding.
The AWS assistant is available globally, supporting customers across all AWS regions. This ensures consistent access to guidance and actions regardless of geographic location. The rebranding does not affect the tool’s availability or performance. Customers can continue using the AWS assistant in the same way they used Amazon Q Developer.
To learn more about the AWS assistant, customers can visit the official product page at aws.amazon.com/products/assistant/. The page provides details on features, capabilities, and how to get started. The AWS assistant replaces Amazon Q Developer in the console and mobile apps, streamlining the user experience. Existing users do not need to take additional steps to access the renamed tool.