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Adds a Bedrock provider that lets Keep workflows query AWS foundational models (Claude, Llama, Mistral, Cohere, Titan) through the bedrock-runtime API. Auth supports both explicit AWS credentials and IAM role fallback (leave access_key/secret_access_key empty for EC2/ECS/EKS). Resolves keephq#5190
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Summary
Adds an AWS Bedrock provider so Keep workflows can query foundational models through AWS.
Resolves #5190
What it does
bedrock-runtime.InvokeModelstructured_output_formatinterface as OpenAI provider)Files
keep/providers/bedrock_provider/— provider implementation (183 lines)tests/providers/bedrock_provider/— unit tests with mocked boto3docs/providers/documentation/bedrock-provider.mdx— usage docskeep-ui/public/icons/bedrock-icon.png— provider iconNotes
Previous attempts (#5210, #6122) were closed. This is a leaner take — the provider follows the same pattern as the existing OpenAI provider and keeps the code straightforward.