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Agent Serve · DevOps integration
Invoke, deploy, and manage AWS Lambda functions
Lambda is a DevOps integration for Agent Serve, the AI workspace where teams build and deploy AI agents. Agent Serve's Lambda integration provides 50 Lambda tools that AI agents can use inside Agent Serve's visual workflow builder. Lambda connects with an API key. Explore deployment options with the Agent Serve team.
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Integrate AWS Lambda into workflows. Invoke functions and read their response payload, create and update functions from Amazon S3 packages or container images, publish versions and aliases, wire up event source mappings, manage concurrency, function URLs, layers, permissions, and tags. Requires an AWS access key and secret access key.
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Open your workspace, drag a Lambda block onto the workflow builder, and paste in your Lambda API key.
Pick the tool you need, wire in an AI agent for reasoning or data transformation, and run. Your Lambda automation is live.
50 Lambda tools available in Agent Serve.
Invoke a Lambda function synchronously or asynchronously and return its response
List Lambda functions with the version-specific configuration of each
Get a function's configuration, code location, tags, and reserved concurrency
Get a function's version-specific configuration
Create a Lambda function from a deployment package in Amazon S3 or a container image
Update a function's deployment package from Amazon S3 or a container image
Update a function's settings such as memory, timeout, role, and environment variables
Delete a Lambda function, or a single published version of it
Publish an immutable version from the current code and configuration of a function
List the published versions of a Lambda function, plus $LATEST
Create an alias that points to a published function version
Get details about a Lambda function alias
Update the target version, description, or traffic weights of an alias
Delete a Lambda function alias
List the aliases of a Lambda function
Grant an AWS service, account, or organization permission to use a function
Remove a statement from a function's resource-based policy
Get the resource-based IAM policy attached to a function, version, or alias
Map an event source such as SQS, Kinesis, DynamoDB Streams, or Kafka to a function
Get details about an event source mapping
Update the batching, retry, filtering, or enabled state of an event source mapping
Delete an event source mapping
List event source mappings, optionally filtered by function or event source
Get the reserved concurrency configured for a function
Reserve a share of the account concurrency limit for a function
Remove the reserved concurrency configuration from a function
Get the provisioned concurrency configuration of a function version or alias
Allocate provisioned concurrency to a function version or alias
Remove the provisioned concurrency configuration from a function version or alias
List the provisioned concurrency configurations of a function
Create a dedicated HTTPS endpoint for a function
Get details about a function URL
Update the auth type, invoke mode, or CORS settings of a function URL
Delete the URL configuration of a function
List the URL configurations of a function
Get the asynchronous invocation retry and destination settings of a function
Configure retry limits and destinations for asynchronous invocations of a function
Remove the asynchronous invocation configuration of a function
List the asynchronous invocation configurations of a function
List Lambda layers and the latest version of each
List the versions of a Lambda layer
Get details and a download link for a specific layer version
List the tags applied to a Lambda function
Add tags to a Lambda function
Remove tags from a Lambda function
Get the Lambda limits and usage of the current AWS account and region
Get the recursive loop detection setting of a function
Set whether Lambda stops a function that invokes itself recursively
Get the runtime update policy of a function version
Set how and when Lambda applies runtime updates to a function version
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Agent Serve's Lambda integration adds 50 Lambda tools to the AI agents you build in Agent Serve's visual workflow builder — you build it all visually. Invoke, deploy, and manage AWS Lambda functions. Teams often pair Lambda with Rippling and Linear in the same agent.
Agent Serve is available to teams by invitation. Request access and the team will map out the Lambda agents, connections, and team access your process needs.