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AWS End User Messaging and Amazon SES now publish AI agent skills for the AWS MCP Server, enabling developers to build and send messages by asking their AI coding agent in plain language. Previously, developers had to navigate multiple documentation pages and management console screens to complete messaging tasks. Now, each skill provides your agent with step-by-step, validated guidance for tasks like verifying sending identities, building branded Rich Communication Services (RCS) agents, and sending production emails. These skills integrate with popular AI coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Kiro. For example, you can ask Amazon SES to verify a sending identity and send your first production email. You can ask AWS End User Messaging to build a branded RCS agent and send yourself a rich message with cards and buttons. The skills eliminate the need to manually search documentation or switch between console screens, allowing you to complete messaging workflows directly through natural language commands. To use these skills, first connect the AWS MCP Server to your agent. In Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, the aws-core plugin bundles the server and a curated set of skills in one install. In Kiro and other agents, you add the server to your MCP configuration file. Then add the skill for the channel you want, and your agent is ready to guide you. For details on what each skill does and how to install it, see the AWS End User Messaging SMS and RCS agent setup guide, the AWS End User Messaging WhatsApp agent setup guide, and the Amazon SES agent setup guide.

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Submit plugins to the Claude directory through a new directory submission portal. Package MCP connectors and Agent Skills, track your plugin through review, and see how it's used and found once it's live

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In software development, **libraries** and **frameworks** are both used to make application development easier. They provide ready-made code and tools, but the main difference is **who controls the application flow**. ## What is a Library? A **library** is a collection of reusable code that developers can use when needed. The developer decides when and where to use the library. For example, **React** is primarily a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. React provides features such as components and state management, while developers can choose additional tools for routing, API communication, styling, and other requirements. **Example:** Your Application ↓ React ↓ UI Components In simple words: > **Library → You call the library.** ## What is a Framework? A **framework** provides a more complete structure for developing an application. It usually defines conventions and controls more of the application's overall flow. For example, **Next.js** is a React framework. It provides React along with additional application-level features and conventions. **Example:** Framework ↓ Your Application ↓ Your Code In simple words: > **Framework → The framework controls the application flow and calls your code.** This concept is commonly called **Inversion of Control (IoC)**. ## Library vs Framework Library | Framework ---|--- Developer has more control | Framework provides more structure Used when needed | Provides an overall application structure Usually focuses on specific functionality | Usually covers broader application needs Developer chooses additional tools | Framework often provides or recommends solutions Example: React | Example: Next.js, Angular ## Real-World Example Imagine building a house. A **library** is like having a collection of construction materials and tools. You decide what to use and how to build the house. A **framework** is more like getting a predefined house structure. You still customize it, but you generally follow the structure and rules provided. ## Easy Way to Remember Remember this one line: > **Library → You call it.** > **Framework → It calls your code.** For example: React → Library Next.js → React Framework Understanding this difference is important for developers because it helps them choose the right technology based on the requirements of their application.

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Private GitLab email addresses that allow developers to push issues or tasks to a project are being deliberately exposed in READMEs, contributing guides, and support pages used to collect bug reports. [...]

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