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Amazon Q integrations (2026)

Amazon Q connects with 4 apps and APIs across 3 categories (ide, version control, other). What each integration enables is below.

IDE2 integrations

Amazon Q + VS Code integration

VS Code is the most-used IDE among working engineers in 2026. AI agents installed as VS Code extensions get inline access to the file tree, open buffers, and command palette.

  • +Read open files + selections
  • +Run commands and refactors
  • +Surface inline diff suggestions
  • +Open multi-file edits

Amazon Q + JetBrains integration

JetBrains IDEs (IntelliJ, PyCharm, WebStorm, etc.) are the IDE family preferred by Java, Kotlin, Python, and statically-typed-language teams. JetBrains plugin support is a hard requirement for enterprise Java shops.

  • +Project-aware context
  • +Refactor coordination with IDE inspections
  • +Test-runner integration

Version control1 integration

Amazon Q + GitHub integration

GitHub is the dominant code-hosting platform for OSS and most B2B teams. Agents that integrate with GitHub typically have access to repository contents, issues, PRs, and Actions output.

  • +Read issues + PRs
  • +Open / update / merge PRs
  • +Run CI status checks
  • +Comment on review threads

Other1 integration

Amazon Q + Aws integration

Integration data available — see the vendor documentation for current capabilities.

  • +API access
  • +Workflow automation
Ready to put Amazon Q to work in your stack?

All 4 integrations work out of the box on the team tier (or higher). Configure permissions narrowly: only grant write access where the agent needs it.

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Frequently asked questions

Which apps does Amazon Q integrate with?+

Amazon Q currently integrates with 4 apps and APIs, including Aws, GitHub, VS Code. The full integration list is shown above with what each one enables.

Does Amazon Q have a public API?+

Check Amazon Q's vendor documentation for current API status. Most B2B AI agents offer some level of programmatic access on their team or enterprise tiers; the integrations listed above use either a public API or a first-party integration the vendor maintains.

How does the Amazon Q + GitHub integration work?+

Amazon Q connects to GitHub via OAuth — typically scoped to the repositories you authorize. Depending on the agent, this enables reading issues + PRs, opening pull requests, commenting on review threads, and reading CI status. Configure permissions narrowly: only grant write access where the agent needs it.

Can I add custom integrations to Amazon Q?+

Amazon Q's integration story varies by tier — entry tiers usually expose only the bundled connectors above; team/enterprise tiers often unlock custom integrations via API or webhook. Check the vendor pricing page (linked above) for current integration tier breakdowns.

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