From Spec to Production Code — Kiro, Claude Code & Codex on AWS

The demo shipped. The AI writes code. Everyone is impressed. Then someone asks if it can run in production — with audit logs, IAM controls, and no model lock-in — and the room goes quiet. That gap between "works on my machine" and "deployed with governance" is where most AI coding projects die. This workshop is where you close it. What This Is A 90-minute, two-part AWS masterclass at the AWS HCMC Office — built for engineers who are actively building at Agentic AI Build Week. In 90 minutes, you will: Part 1 — Spec-Driven Development with Kiro Most AI projects fail before a line of code is written — because the spec never existed. Kiro enforces a discipline most teams skip: structured requirements → design contract → code. You'll walk the full lifecycle live, then learn how Hooks keep standards enforced at every step after. Part 2 — AI-Native Coding with Claude Code & Codex on Amazon Bedrock With the spec locked, you get 10x velocity without sacrificing control. Every model call stays inside your AWS boundary. Swap models without changing your workflow. Full logging and CloudTrail integration for auditability baked in — not bolted on. You'll apply agentic coding patterns to harden the agent spec from Part 1 using natural language commands. Who This Is For This workshop is for you if: This is NOT for you if you want another "prompt engineering 101" session. This is engineering discipline applied to agentic AI. Your Speaker Diep Nguyen is a Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services, based in Vietnam and working across the ASEAN region. He specialises in helping development teams move from AI prototypes to production-grade systems on AWS — with governance, flexibility, and auditability built in from the start. The Context This session is part of Agentic AI Build Week (Jul 8–12) — Southeast Asia's largest agentic AI hackathon, hosted at the AWS HCMC Office with 2,000+ builders, 30+ tech partners, and a $1M+ prize pool. Main event registration required. Apply here first: Register for AABW Seats are limited to the AWS office capacity. Applications are reviewed — engineers actively building at AABW get priority. 👉 Apply below if you're shipping something real, not just watching.