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Amazon Quick is an AI assistant for work developed by Amazon Web Services, currently available in version 1.0.3348, with one recorded version in the catalog. Positioned within the AI productivity and workplace assistant category, the software is designed to turn questions into answers, answers into actions, and actions into outcomes for individual users and entire teams. Its core purpose is to unify work that is scattered across dozens of tools, including Slack, Microsoft Outlook, Gmail, Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, spreadsheets stored on the desktop, CRM systems, and databases. Amazon Quick connects to all of these sources at once, learns what matters to the user, and takes action on the user's behalf, with a setup process that takes only minutes. A primary use case is turning scattered information into finished deliverables: users can ask Quick to combine a local spreadsheet, a Slack thread containing the latest figures, and emailed manager feedback into a Microsoft Word document, Excel model, or presentation, replacing an afternoon of copy-paste work with a single conversation. The assistant also retains context by remembering projects, people, and recent conversations, so requests for recaps or follow-up emails can resume where prior work left off without starting from scratch or filling in background gaps. Quick works with any file, in any app, on any machine, pulling answers from wherever information lives without requiring uploads or app switching. Additionally, Amazon Quick runs in the background and monitors the user's calendar, email, and messages across every connected tool, surfacing what matters before the workday starts. Together, these capabilities make Amazon Quick a single AI assistant intended to serve as a central point of interaction across the full range of applications a professional uses daily.
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