A three-person swim-club software pair wants an AI-assisted IDE to help write and wire a GenAI prototype. Production visitors will not call a model through this tool. Which offering matches this job?
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Short Explanation
Think of an AI-assisted IDE for a three-person prototype, not the thing visitors call in production. That is Kiro. Bedrock, Quick, and Polly are different shops.
Full Explanation
Kiro is the exam's developer-tool / agentic IDE for writing and wiring a prototype. Production users do not call a foundation model through that IDE. Amazon Bedrock is the managed FM API, Amazon Quick is analytics, and Amazon Polly is text-to-speech.