Amazon Developer Newsletter: May 2026

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Build Fire TV apps faster with AI-powered developer tools

Give your coding agent Fire TV expertise
Amazon Devices Builder Tools give your AI coding assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, Kiro) expertise in Fire TV app development. From onboarding to performance debugging and crash analytics, early adopters are reducing development time from weeks to hours.
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Run the command in your Fire TV workspace
npx -y @amazon-devices/amazon-devices-buildertools-mcp init-context
Set up the tool ›

Tools for multi-OS TV development

Community skills on GitHub
Open-source agent skills work across frameworks like React Native, including a multi-TV migration skill that scaffolds the cross-OS architecture for Apple and Android TV. Browse what's available or build and share your own skill.
Explore Device Agent Skills on GitHub ›
Build once with Vega OS
Share 70-85% of one React Native codebase across Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, and Web using Expo and the Vega Module Resolver Preset. A monorepo keeps platform configs, shared components, and TV-optimized logic in one workspace.
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Try the multi-TV Hello World ›

Developer highlights

Join App.js Conf from May 27–29th
We’re headed to App.js Conf in Kraków later this month to meet the creators and contributors to React Native and Expo, share ideas, and connect with the community.
Get tickets now ›
How TELUS Digital scaled AI across 70,000+ employees
Bret Kinsella, GM and SVP of Fuel iX™ at TELUS Digital, shares how their AI gateway built on AWS Bedrock drove rapid enterprise adoption through multi-model flexibility, ease of use, and peer-to-peer sharing.
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How Cursor is replacing autocomplete with coding agents
From AI autocomplete to full coding agents, Lee Robinson, VP of Developer Education at Cursor, explores how intelligent code completion is evolving into automated pull requests and team collaboration across Slack, GitHub, and cloud environments.
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