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✓ Editorially reviewedChecked: October 1, 2026

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Amazon Q Developer

Amazon Q Developer is classified by AgentenCode as a coding agent / developer assistant from AWS. It belongs to the Coding category. This English profile does not maintain a separate factual record: it renders the same underlying evidence, trust and history data as the German profile.

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Codingeditorial classification

AWSprovider

9 primary sourcessource status

October 1, 2026last verification

AgentenTrust 2.0 · EU & governance evidence

Trust, privacy and control evidence for Amazon Q Developer

Direct answer: AgentenCode currently documents 7 of 36 normalized trust controls for this profile. Missing fields remain Unknown and are never automatically interpreted as “no”.

EU AI ActEvidence context only. AgentenCode does not infer legal applicability or compliance from individual product controls.

GDPRPrivacy and security signals are documented field by field. Data residency alone is not a compliance or transfer assessment.

Privacy contextPrivacy & data2 of 8 documentedResidency, training, retention, DPA, subprocessors and processing scope.

Security contextSecurity & access4 of 10 documentedEncryption, SSO, SCIM, RBAC, roles and credential handling.

Human controlHuman control0 of 10 documentedApproval, oversight, permissions and stop or rollback controls.

TraceabilityAudit & traceability1 of 8 documentedAudit logs, APIs, SIEM, observability, tracing and activity history.

Important: these numbers show evidence coverage, not a product rating. 0 of 10 means that no field-level public evidence is stored for those ten controls in the current dataset. It does not mean the product lacks those capabilities.

Field-level evidence

Documented controls and values from primary sources.

Documented yesDocumented valueUnknown remains unknown

High confidence

Governance · Audit logs · Available

Yes — documented

Amazon Q Developer API activity is auditable through AWS CloudTrail.

Scope: amazon_q_developer_api_activity · verified 2026-10-01 · Primary source ↗

High confidence

Governance · RBAC

Yes — documented

Amazon Q Developer access is governed through AWS IAM permissions and roles.

Scope: amazon_q_developer_resources · verified 2026-10-01 · Primary source ↗

High confidence

Hosting · Managed

Yes — documented

Amazon Q Developer is an AWS-managed service.

Scope: amazon_q_developer_service · verified 2026-10-01 · Primary source ↗

High confidence

Hosting · Private Network

Yes — documented

Supported Amazon Q Developer IDE/API features can be accessed privately through AWS PrivateLink.

Scope: amazon_q_developer_ide_features_via_privatelink · verified 2026-10-01 · Primary source ↗

High confidence

Privacy · Data residency · Available

Yes — documented

For documented Pro features, content can be stored in the profile's AWS Region.

Scope: q_developer_pro_supported_features · verified 2026-10-01 · Primary source ↗

High confidence

Privacy · Data residency · Customer Region Selectable

Yes — documented

Administrators can create/manage Q Developer profiles in supported AWS Regions, with documented regional storage for supported Pro features.

Scope: q_developer_profile_supported_regions · verified 2026-10-01 · Primary source ↗

High confidence

Protocols · Mcp · Client

Yes — documented

Amazon Q Developer can consume local and remote MCP servers.

Scope: amazon_q_developer_cli_and_ide · verified 2026-10-01 · Primary source ↗

High confidence

Security · Customer-managed keys

Yes — documented

Supported Amazon Q Developer Pro features can use customer-managed AWS KMS keys.

Scope: q_developer_pro_supported_features · verified 2026-10-01 · Primary source ↗

High confidence

Security · Encryption · At rest

AWS encryption with AWS-owned KMS keys by default

Amazon Q Developer encrypts stored data at rest by default.

Scope: amazon_q_developer_stored_data · verified 2026-10-01 · Primary source ↗

High confidence

Security · Encryption · In transit

TLS 1.2+

Amazon Q Developer uses TLS 1.2 or higher for communications.

Scope: amazon_q_developer_communications · verified 2026-10-01 · Primary source ↗

Evidence-backed overview

What is Amazon Q Developer?

Product-specific evidence for Amazon Q Developer

This profile links 9 unique primary sources across the product profile, field-level evidence, trust controls and documented relations. The points below describe this product’s stored evidence rather than generic characteristics of Coding.

Data Residency

Yes · Scope: q_developer_pro_supported_features · verified 2026-10-01.

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Region auswählbar

Yes · Scope: q_developer_profile_supported_regions · verified 2026-10-01.

Primary source ↗

Customer-Managed Keys

Yes · Scope: q_developer_pro_supported_features · verified 2026-10-01.

Primary source ↗

Verschlüsselung at rest

AWS encryption with AWS-owned KMS keys by default · Scope: amazon_q_developer_stored_data · verified 2026-10-01.

Primary source ↗

Verschlüsselung in transit

TLS 1.2+ · Scope: amazon_q_developer_communications · verified 2026-10-01.

Primary source ↗

Audit Logs

Yes · Scope: amazon_q_developer_api_activity · verified 2026-10-01.

Primary source ↗

AgentenCode treats this page as a reference profile rather than a ranking. Product facts are separated from editorial classification, and the profile is tied to a specific verification date. If a capability is not backed by sufficiently precise public evidence, it remains unknown instead of being inferred from marketing language or from similar products.

1primary source

10field-level evidence claims

7documented trust controls

3history events

How to read the evidence

The field-level evidence layer records a value, a scope, a confidence level, a verification date and one or more primary sources. Scope matters: an enterprise-only security feature must not be generalized to every plan or deployment surface. The same rule applies to hosting, privacy, audit and protocol claims.

AgentenCode also keeps Unknown distinct from false. A missing claim means the public dataset does not currently contain sufficiently precise evidence for that field. A negative value is used only when a reliable primary source explicitly documents a restriction or non-availability.

Decision context

Provider and category

Amazon Q Developer is documented under Coding and is associated with AWS. Category labels help navigation but do not replace product-specific evidence.

Verification status

The public profile is marked editorially reviewed and was last checked on October 1, 2026.

Trust coverage

7 of 36 normalized trust controls currently have field-level public evidence. The remaining controls are not treated as negative findings.

Source-first use

For procurement, security or legal decisions, use the linked primary sources and verify the plan, region and configuration that apply to your organization.

Capabilities, strengths and deployment checks for Amazon Q Developer

Amazon Q Developer is classified as Coding-Agent / Entwicklerassistent from AWS. The profile’s editorial layer is derived from the stored use cases, strengths and checks below; claims about security, privacy or governance remain separate and require field-level evidence.

AWS-Entwicklung

This use case is part of the stored profile for Amazon Q Developer. The related strength is “Starke AWS-Nähe”. In a production evaluation, the practical boundary to verify is: Cloud-Berechtigungen nach Least Privilege vergeben.

Codegenerierung

This use case is part of the stored profile for Amazon Q Developer. The related strength is “IDE- und CLI-Integration”. In a production evaluation, the practical boundary to verify is: Infrastrukturänderungen reviewen.

Refactoring

This use case is part of the stored profile for Amazon Q Developer. The related strength is “Agentische Entwicklungsaufgaben”. In a production evaluation, the practical boundary to verify is: Kostenwirksame AWS-Aktionen kontrollieren.

Tests und Fehlersuche

This use case is part of the stored profile for Amazon Q Developer. The related strength is “Unternehmenskontext”. In a production evaluation, the practical boundary to verify is: Cloud-Berechtigungen nach Least Privilege vergeben.

What to verify before adoption

Cloud-Berechtigungen nach Least Privilege vergeben. Treat undocumented controls as Unknown and verify the exact plan, region and deployment scope.
Infrastrukturänderungen reviewen. Treat undocumented controls as Unknown and verify the exact plan, region and deployment scope.
Kostenwirksame AWS-Aktionen kontrollieren. Treat undocumented controls as Unknown and verify the exact plan, region and deployment scope.

Editorial boundary: The use-case and strength descriptions are product-specific editorial context based on the stored profile. Trust, privacy and governance statements are only presented as facts when field-level primary-source evidence exists.

Verified history

The public history layer records only confirmed profile changes and verification events. Monitoring signals are not published as product facts until they have been reviewed.

October 1, 2026 · Source Maintenance
September 30, 2026 · Verification Update
September 28, 2026 · Schema Upgrade

Official sources

This profile links 9 unique primary sources across the product profile, field-level evidence, trust layer and documented relations. Provider documentation remains authoritative when the product changes between verification cycles.

Frequently asked questions

What is Amazon Q Developer?

Amazon Q Developer is listed by AgentenCode as a coding agent or agentic product from AWS.

How much trust evidence is documented for Amazon Q Developer?

The current trust layer documents 7 of 36 normalized controls. Missing controls remain unknown rather than being treated as false.

When was this profile last checked?

The current profile verification date is October 1, 2026. The linked primary sources remain authoritative if the product changes between checks.

Method note: AgentenCode does not certify GDPR or EU AI Act compliance. It documents evidence that can support a separate legal, security or procurement assessment.