Amazon Quick adds Smart Approvals on desktop and mobile, not web

Default-on automated review does not override denials or mandatory human approval.

AWS announced Smart Approvals on October 28. It can approve eligible low-risk actions consistent with a user’s request; consequential actions and review timeouts go to the user. The guide limits availability to desktop and mobile apps, not web.

The feature defaults to on. Connector Always Ask rules and existing denials still apply. Turning it off affects all conversations and scheduled runs. Automated review does not replace permission policies.

The announcement specifies no separate surcharge. Plan-specific eligibility, API support and Traditional Chinese performance remain unconfirmed; this is not a free-use or zero-risk guarantee. Not tested.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quick/latest/userguide/smart-approvals.html

Usage conditions

Hong Kong: AWS says supported Quick agentic Regions are covered, but Hong Kong account eligibility, app distribution and local plans are unconfirmed. AWS Region support does not establish access for every local resident.
Macau: AWS says supported Quick agentic Regions are covered, but Macau account eligibility, app distribution and local plans are unconfirmed. AWS Region support does not establish access for every local resident.
Taiwan: AWS says supported Quick agentic Regions are covered, but Taiwan account eligibility, app distribution and local plans are unconfirmed. AWS Region support does not establish access for every local resident.

Official source: Quick now supports smart approvals for agentic actions

Source published: 2026-10-28

Source checked: 29 Oct 2026 09:46 (UTC+8)

Published here: 29 Oct 2026 09:48 (UTC+8)