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Amazon Quick desktop app launches with enterprise AI agents and activity feed

Amazon has made its Quick desktop application generally available for macOS and Windows, positioning it as an enterprise-grade AI assistant that operates within existing AWS infrastructure. The release addresses the growing concern of "shadow AI" by ensuring data remains in the customer's environment while providing full audit trails via CloudWatch and CloudTrail. The platform supports…

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  • Amazon Quick desktop is now generally available on macOS and Windows, ensuring data stays within the customer's AWS environment.
  • A new mobile activity feed consolidates email, CRM, and calendar, using AI agents to resolve routine items automatically.
  • Enterprise customers like Southwest Airlines and LabCorp report reduced time-to-insight and faster prototyping with the tool.

A key feature of the launch is a new activity feed for mobile devices that consolidates email, calendar, CRM, and messaging into a single prioritized view. This system uses AI agents to resolve routine tasks in the background, allowing employees to focus on high-value decisions. The tool is designed to complete tasks rather than just answer questions, synthesizing information across systems to draft deliverables and execute follow-ups automatically.

Early adopters such as Southwest Airlines, LabCorp, and the PGA TOUR have integrated Quick into their workflows. Southwest cites the ability to ask complex natural language questions and receive grounded answers in seconds, reducing reliance on ad hoc reporting. LabCorp highlights the ease of adoption and the ability to create asynchronous agents that accelerate prototyping. The PGA TOUR notes that domain experts can now build working systems in days rather than weeks, bypassing traditional technical backlogs.

Full story from AWS Machine Learning Blog · by Spencer Martenson primary sourceOpen source ↗

Amazon Quick is now generally available on desktop

AWS Machine Learning Blog · 10 September 2026

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