ThinkWork

ThinkWork makes agent infrastructure easy without giving up ownership. Threads run the work, memory carries context forward, controls keep it safe, agents plug into the same system, and connectors bring in external channels and tools, all inside your existing AWS account via Terraform.

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Six core concepts, one deploy

Agents

Managed agents on AgentCore, connected agents that bring their own runtime, plus templates and skill packs for fleet-wide reuse.

Threads

The universal work container. Every conversation, task, automation, and connector event lands in a thread with history and audit trail.

Memory

The umbrella for document knowledge, long-term memory, retrieval context, and portable memory contracts above any one backend.

Connectors

Bring in external channels, events, and tool systems. Integrations cover Slack, GitHub, and Google Workspace, while MCP tools cover remote external capabilities and custom recipes.

Automations

Scheduled jobs, event-driven triggers, and routines that run on your schedule. Step Functions under the hood.

Control

Guardrails, budgets, and usage tracking. Know what your agents are doing, how much they cost, and where the boundaries are.

Quick start

npm install -g thinkwork-cli
thinkwork login
thinkwork init -s dev
thinkwork deploy -s dev
thinkwork doctor -s dev

That’s it. Five commands, one AWS account, and you own a production-grade agent harness instead of renting a black box.

If you’re new to ThinkWork, read the Concepts section in this order: Threads, Agents, Memory, then Connectors.