Using Amazon Bedrock as Backend for Xcode 26 Coding Agent - Part 2
In my previous post, I showed how to route Xcode 26.3 coding agent through OpenRouter to reach Claude models on Amazon Bedrock. That works well for personal projects and quick demos, but it has one obvious limitation: your code, your prompts, and your AI-generated suggestions all transit through OpenRouter’s servers on their way to Bedrock and back. For many of us working on proprietary codebases, that is a non-starter. Customers who want to keep their data within the security perimeter of their own AWS account cannot use a third-party proxy, no matter how convenient it is. The data has to stay on a path you control, end to end. ...