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Extend your Amplify Gen 2 app with AWS Blocks — self-contained backend capabilities you compose into your existing backend.

Composable backend capabilities

Add the Blocks you need — PostgreSQL databases, realtime messaging, metrics, logging, and more — alongside your existing Amplify resources.

Local-first, built on the AWS CDK

Run your whole app locally with no AWS account, then deploy the same code to AWS with the AWS CDK.

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Interactions

AWS will end support for Amazon Lex V1 on September 15, 2025,, and is no longer accepting any new users as of March 31. The guidance is to migrate to Amazon Lex V2.

Set up Amplify Interactions

AWS Amplify Interactions category enables AI-powered chatbots in your web or mobile apps. You can use Interactions to configure your backend chatbot provider and to integrate a chatbot UI into your app with just a single line of code.

Interact with bots

Learn more about how to integrate chat bot interactions into your application using Amplify.
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