AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server now supports OAuth with AWS Sign-In
AWS Partner Central agents' MCP Server now supports OAuth with AWS Sign-In, allowing partners to access agents from tools like Amazon Quick and Kiro using their existing AWS identities. This enhancement simplifies partner access by eliminating the need for additional authentication software or manual SigV4 credentials. Partners can now authorize agent access with their AWS IAM permissions and governance controls for co-sell engagements, funding applications, and Marketplace seller setup. This feature is currently available in the US East (N. Virginia) Region.
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- OAuth support for AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server
The AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server now integrates OAuth through AWS Sign-In, enabling partners to access agents from integrated tools using their existing AWS identities. This simplifies authentication, removing the need for separate proxy setups with SigV4 credentials or manual console sign-ins, and leveraging existing IAM permissions for governance.
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/8/aws-partner-central-mcp/
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