Tines collapses a 120-step security workflow into a single agent step on Claude via Amazon Bedrock
The automation platform rebuilt a 120-step playbook as one dynamic agent action, with the agent resolving branching logic at runtime. Tines describes roughly a 100x time-to-value improvement.
Tines, an automation platform, rebuilt a 120-step security playbook as a single dynamic agent action, with the agent resolving the branching logic at runtime instead of a human pre-wiring every step. The company describes roughly a 100x time-to-value improvement, with security analysts now completing in seconds what previously required a security engineer to build by hand. The agents run on Claude accessed through Amazon Bedrock. The broader point: managed onramps are where teams without an in-house machine-learning organisation get agent behavior into production fastest, trading some flexibility for speed and enterprise controls. This is the managed-onramp path, in contrast to the build-your-own CrewAI stories above.