Amazon Q Developer

Keep legacy Amazon Q Developer workflows understandable while AWS transitions agentic development toward Kiro.

Setup tutorial

1. For a new AWS agent workflow, install Kiro and follow the Kiro setup guide.
2. If you already use an Amazon Q path that supports remote MCP, add https://mcp.noxgild.com/mcp.
3. Complete the provider-supported Noxgild authorization path.
4. Send the verification prompt and confirm a protected Noxgild tool call succeeds.

Before you start

• Amazon Q Developer is presented as a transition path, not a newly certified primary client.

Noxgild MCP endpoint

https://mcp.noxgild.com/mcp

Verification prompt

Send this to your AI client after setup:

Show my Noxgild computers and verify my current development environment.

After authorization, send the verification prompt. You are connected when your authorized computer and its status appear.

Good first tasks

• Inspect my development environment and verify the current deployment.

Troubleshooting

• Provider product availability can change; use the Kiro guide for the current AWS agent workflow when possible.

Connect a computer once

If you do not already have an authorized Windows, macOS, or Linux computer in Noxgild, run this in a terminal on that Windows, macOS, or Linux computer:

npx @noxgild/cli@latest connect

After approval, the same computer can be reused from other supported AI clients.