Vocion on AWS

The workforce layer, standing on AWS's production floor.

AWS built the infrastructure for production agents — runtime, guardrails, identity, observability — and left one layer deliberately open: the workforce. Who the agent is, what it knows, who signed off, whether it's getting better. Vocion is that layer, and it runs on AWS's floor, inside your own account.

Your AWS account · your VPC · your data never leaves

Vocion — the workforce layer

MPL-2.0 · yours

Roles & agentsContext & learningsReview & inboxEvalsRegistryBudgets & policy

standing on

AWS — the production floor

Bedrock AgentCore

runs the agent loop

Bedrock Guardrails

screens input + output

CloudWatch (OTEL)

traces in your stack

IAM + KMS + CloudTrail

your existing controls

terraform apply — the whole stack, one commandAWS Marketplace listingair-gapped reference topology

Vocion inherits the controls your security team already audited — IAM, VPC, KMS, CloudTrail — because it runs inside them, in your account.

The mapping, service by service

Agent runtime

Amazon Bedrock AgentCore runs the loop; Vocion defines the role, context, review, and evals.

Input/output screening

Amazon Bedrock Guardrails on every skill — configured by your team, in your account.

Observability

OpenTelemetry-native traces into CloudWatch, Datadog, or the stack you already watch.

Policy

Cedar — the same policy language AWS uses — for budgets, access, and autonomy.

Identity & audit

Per-agent principals on IAM, every action on your CloudTrail record.

Install

One terraform apply for the full topology; AWS Marketplace listing; air-gapped reference for regulated environments.

Why this beats a second cloud

— One security review — Vocion inherits the IAM, VPC, KMS, and CloudTrail controls your team already audited.
— One bill — model usage and compute at your negotiated AWS rates, no vendor margin on traffic.
— No third-party control plane — your data and your model calls never leave your account.
— AWS-grade isolation for agent code — better than any startup's sandbox fleet, because it is AWS's.