AWS Bedrock

There are two Bedrock providers in the list:

• AWS Bedrock uses Bedrock's Converse API.
• AWS Bedrock (OpenAI-compatible) uses Bedrock's OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

Both take the same credentials.

Credentials

Either:

• a Bedrock API key, created in the Bedrock console; or
• an IAM access key, pasted as accessKeyId:secretAccessKey. Temporary credentials work as accessKeyId:secretAccessKey:sessionToken. The access key ID starts with AKIA or ASIA.

The identity needs permission to invoke the models you'll use, and the models must be enabled for your account in that region.

Steps

1. In Provider keys → Add a provider key, choose AWS Bedrock.
2. Paste the key, and choose the Region your models are enabled in (us-east-1 by default).
3. Save.

What it serves

Your Bedrock key serves the models DigitSpace's catalogue routes to Bedrock. Check them under Providers. Bedrock doesn't give DigitSpace a model list, so other models aren't added automatically. On Enterprise you can add them as custom models.

Limits of the Converse API

• Images must be sent as data: URLs (PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP), not web addresses.
• response_format, n, seed and other fields Converse doesn't have are dropped.
• reasoning_effort becomes a thinking budget for Claude models only.

See Chat Completions.