Amplifying/agent-intelligence
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AWS

Amazon Q Developer

AWS's coding assistant and terminal agent for local repo work, AWS-aware development, IDE assistance, command execution, and app modernization.

IDEWebActiveOpen sourceHosted model accessMCP Yes

2,218 PRs

Attributed output

GitHub public-attribution count, 2026-06-09

#21

Index rank

of 34 tracked agents

n/a

Business signal

No sourced business metric

$0 free tier

Entry price

Monthly tier limits

1,964

GitHub stars

aws/amazon-q-developer-cli

Not published

npm demand/wk

Public npm counter

Activity Over Time

Weekly attributed output on public GitHub. Output visible through the agent's own bot or workflow is exact; output measured through declared attribution is an estimate. Window: 2025-02-03 to 2026-06-08.

Market

Developer output

2,218 PRs

Public pull requests opened by Amazon Q's developer agent

Visible through its workflow, so exact. Small next to the majors, but it now has a countable public signal. Q's IDE work lands under the developer and remains invisible.

Merge rate: 88.3% of its pull requests get merged (83 of 94 over 8 settled weeks, 2026-04-13 to 2026-06-07). The window ends about ten days back so recently-opened PRs have had time to merge.

GitHub review activity: 4.8% of its merged PRs had at least one GitHub review record before merging; the other 95.2% had none. This is a broad weekly signal and can include bot reviews; the human-review read below comes from the enriched PR sample.

In significant repos (company-owned or 10+ stars), 33.3% of its merged PRs got a human review. Across all sampled repos, the rate is 39.2%. Human review means a non-author, non-bot GitHub reviewer in the PR-lifecycle sample. 1 sampled PRs had more than 100 review records, so those reviewer lists are marked truncated.

Median time to merge: 23 min. The unreviewed median is 0.35h. The human-reviewed median is 0.42h. From a 120-PR sample merged 2025-06-06 to 2026-06-05.

Test-inclusion: 35.8% of its sampled merged PRs touch a test file. This is a rough read on production readiness. 1 large PRs hit GitHub's 100-file path read cap, so treat this as a floor.

Snapshot 2026-06-09, confidence High, tracked since 2026-06-09. Read the methodology.

Index rank
#21 of 34
Demand share
No public npm package
Business signal
No sourced business metric
GitHub share
0.2% of tracked stars
npm channel
No public npm package

Best fit

AWS-heavy teamsIDE plus terminal assistanceJava modernizationSecurity scanning
  • Amazon Q Developer is the AWS-wide coding assistant surface; it should not be collapsed into Kiro.
  • The public CLI repo gives a visible open-source signal, while IDE and AWS-console adoption are not reflected in npm or GitHub stars.
All sourced signals (2)Expand
SignalValueTypeConfidence
GitHub stars1,964Public metricHigh
Pro price$19/user/monthOfficialHigh

Pricing And Economics

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Amazon Q Developer has a perpetual Free tier and Q Developer Pro at $19/user/month.

Entry price
$0 free tier
Top self-serve price
$19/mo
Pricing unit
Monthly tier limits
Token transparency
Task quota
Included usage
Free tier includes monthly limits; Pro raises usage limits and unlocks advanced/admin features.
Overage path
Some transformation capabilities revert to pay-as-you-go pricing after included pooled limits.

Retail Token Equivalent

AWS does not publish a simple token-equivalent budget for Q Developer agentic usage.

PlanPriceAllowanceUnitToken / Overage Notes
Amazon Q Developer Free$0Perpetual free tier with monthly limits and interface availability depending on sign-in method.monthly limits
Amazon Q Developer Pro$19/user/moHigher agentic and transformation limits, organization controls, and advanced features.seat plus quotas

Amazon Q Developer has a perpetual Free tier and Q Developer Pro at $19/user/month with higher agentic and transformation limits.

  • Free tier availability differs by interface and sign-in method.
  • Q Developer Pro is the paid tier for higher usage, organization controls, and advanced features.
  • Amazon Q Developer CLI is open source, but service usage is governed by AWS Q Developer tiers.

Company And Funding

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Ownership
Public
Founded
1994
Headquarters
Seattle, WA
Employees
Amazon ~1.5M
Parent company
Amazon
Total raised
Not applicable

Amazon Q Developer is an AWS product, funded through Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN).

Enterprise And Security

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SSO / SCIM
Yes
Deployment
Cloud-only
Trains on your code
Not trained on your code
Zero data retention
Unknown

Compliance

SOCISO 27001HIPAA-eligiblePCI DSS

Admin controls

IAM Identity Center SSOCloudTrail audit logsIP indemnity

The Pro tier isolates customer inputs from model training, adds IP indemnity, and authenticates through AWS IAM Identity Center (SAML 2.0).

Product

Providers

AWSAmazon Bedrock

Model families

Amazon QAmazon Bedrock-backed models

Capabilities

Terminal agentIDE agentAWS API helpShell commandsMCPJava transformationsSecurity scanning

Tradeoffs

  • Strongest for AWS-heavy teams
  • Underlying model routing is less user-selectable than BYOK agents