Propose an edit — Amazon Q
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edit_proposal — amazon-q
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- name
- Amazon Q
- domain
- aws.amazon.com--q
- category
- Subscription router
- free tier
- yes
- free credits
- — not quantified — Pro tier includes monthly LOC/chat allocations; overage billed per LOC ($0.003). No credit-unit system.
- description
- Amazon Q Developer — AWS's agentic coding assistant (IDE plugins, CLI, AWS console, chat). Perpetual Free Tier (50 agentic chat interactions/month, 1,000 LOC code-transform/month for Builder ID users) plus a Pro tier (~$19/user/mo) with expanded limits and pay-per-use overage ($0.003/LOC beyond the 4,000 LOC allocation). Authenticates via AWS IAM / Builder ID. IDE plugins enter end-of-support April 30, 2027.
how this works
- 01. Only the fields below can be changed — pricing tables, models and risk reviews stay with editors.
- 02. Changes to data fields (description, category, free tier, credit values) require a rationale or source link.
- 03. Max 3 open proposals per account. Useful approved edits earn trust points.
- 04. Current category: Subscription router — the entry currently reports a free tier.