The problem
A change leaves old work behind.
A correction can leave a report pointing to an older result. Without saved versions and input references, tracing that work takes more effort.
About Kam
Kam State is an add-on for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, planned for AWS Marketplace. Its architecture is designed to reduce the engineering time and cost of custom state infrastructure. It keeps recorded results, corrections, and exact input references together. Your application controls agent execution and business decisions.
The problem
A correction can leave a report pointing to an older result. Without saved versions and input references, tracing that work takes more effort.
The approach
Save the result and the inputs it used. Add a correction as another version, so you can inspect both while they are retained.
Built foundation
History keeps stable identities, accepted revisions, and fixed lists. Corrections add revisions; earlier accepted versions remain intact while retained. These contracts are implemented and tested in source.
Exact record
byIdsWhat exactly is this?
Read the requested (id, revision) in its authorized scope. Verify its identity and integrity; never substitute the latest revision.
Ordered list
allIdsWhat belongs together?
Browse exact references in a fixed generation. Keep that generation while paging, with coverage and completeness stated explicitly.
Product direction
General metrics, managed Context preparation, and customer change subscriptions remain planned. The source foundation is available for scoped evaluation; a hosted managed service is not offered.

The founder
John YuFounder of Kam AI
John built an event-driven research system that had to keep corrections, retries, and saved work connected. Those lessons led to Kam State: a State Management add-on built for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore.
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Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
One application. One workflow.
Bring one workflow with a correction or retry. Agree the baseline, scope, and success checks before starting.