Welcome to the first post of series of essential posts about using Amazon Q CLI !! I have tried to accommodate all the questions raised during the Toronto Summit Devchat talks here and will add up with more in upcoming blog posts
Let's talk Amazon Q. It is generative AI assistant which is conversational chatbot responding to user queries in a prompt-response model. Amazon Q Developer & Amazon Q CLI are backed by Amazon Q for their functioning and the natural language support as a Chatbot service, is provided by Amazon Bedrock LLMs
Take a look at this coverage to understand Q Developer & Q CLI in brief:
For understanding on security aspect of using Amazon Q Developer or Q CLI:
To use different LLM for Q CLI:
Based on requirement, if you have to use a different LLM model, then change the selection for Amazon Q CLI connection as below. By default, it picks up below
We can change the preferred LLM most suitable for your use case at command line(refer below)
or better yet, you can select while connecting to Q CLI, pass the LLM selection as parameter
Hope this helps in understanding the key pointers to know, before using Q Developer in IDE or CLI. We will find more about Q CLI Cloud & Non-Cloud Capabilities in the upcoming series !! Look Out !!
Top comments (0)