Amazon Bedrock

Add DPX as an Action Group in any Amazon Bedrock agent. The agent receives oracle data, fee quotes, and ESG scores as structured tool results.

Setup

1. Upload the OpenAPI spec to S3

Download the DPX OpenAPI spec (Bedrock requires OpenAPI 3.0):

curl -o dpx-openapi.yaml \
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/untitledfinancial/dpx-integrations/main/amazon-bedrock/openapi-bedrock.yaml

aws s3 cp dpx-openapi.yaml s3://YOUR_BUCKET/dpx-openapi.yaml

Ensure your Bedrock agent’s IAM role has s3:GetObject on that bucket.

2. Create the Action Group

1. AWS Console → Amazon Bedrock → Agents → your agent → Edit
2. Action groups → Add
3. Name: DPXProtocol
4. Executor: Return control (agent receives data, decides next step)
5. Schema: Amazon S3 location → your bucket and key
6. Save → Prepare → Deploy

3. Add to system prompt

You have access to DPX Protocol tools for treasury settlement intelligence.

For any settlement request:
1. Call getOracleReliability — confirm STABLE before proceeding
2. Call getEsgScore with the counterparty wallet address
3. Call getSettlementQuote with amount, hasFx flag, and ESG score
4. Return the fee breakdown and net recipient amount

If oracle returns CAUTION, note it and ask whether to proceed.
If UNSTABLE, advise against settling until conditions improve.

Available tools

operationId	Description
getOracleReliability	Stability status — STABLE / CAUTION / UNSTABLE
getSettlementQuote	Binding fee quote — core, FX, ESG, net amount
getEsgScore	Counterparty ESG score 0–100
getRailStatus	Payment corridor health (SEPA, FedACH, PIX, etc.)
getHealth	Oracle liveness

Notes

• Bedrock requires OpenAPI 3.0 — the spec in the integrations repo is 3.0-compatible
• RETURN_CONTROL executor is recommended for production; Lambda executor also supported
• No API key required for public intelligence endpoints

Full config files: github.com/untitledfinancial/dpx-integrations/tree/main/amazon-bedrock