Amazon on Tuesday launched its own OpenClaw-like desktop AI agent and rolled out several separate agentic AI services as it makes a bid to grab share in the enterprise software market. The company’s desktop agent is a new version of its existing Amazon Quick offering, Amazon’s cloud-based service that can perform multiple tasks on your behalf, such as drafting emails, pulling information from your own data, and more. Quick, Amazon explained, is designed to work across various ecosystems, including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom, and others. The idea is that Quick can then grab your data, no matter where it lives. The desktop aspect also allows the agent to send you alerts when you need them. For instance, if you need to update a document, miss an email, or if a deal needs attention in Salesforce.

Full report : AWS launches a desktop app for its Amazon Quick AI assistant, letting users connect their tools and local files to build custom apps, live dashboards, and more.