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This is a submission for DEV's Summer Bug Smash: Smash Stories powered by Sentry . I spent a week deploying a CrewAI agent to AWS Bedrock AgentCore. The SDK wasn't on PyPI. The error messages were 200 OKs. The container crashed without logs. And the naming regex rejected hyphens without telling me why. This is the full debugging trail. Every failure was silent. Every fix required reading source code nobody documented. Table of Contents The Project Failure 1: The SDK That Doesn't Exist on PyPI Failure 2: The 200 OK That Means Failure Failure 3: The Container That Crashed With No Logs Failure 4: The Naming Regex Nobody Documented The Two-Client Split Nobody Mentions What I Learned The project I built a resume-tailoring AI agent with CrewAI and Amazon Bedrock. It takes a job description, analyzes your resume, identifies gaps, and rewrites bullet points to match what the role actually needs. Locally it worked perfectly. CrewAI orchestrates the agents, Bedrock Nova Pro handles the LLM calls, and the output is solid. Deploying it to production was the problem. AWS launched Bedrock AgentCore in June 2026 as a managed runtime for AI agents. You containerize your agent, push the image, and AgentCore handles scaling, memory, and invocation. Sounds simple. It was not simple. Failure 1: The SDK that doesn't exist on PyPI The docs say to install bedrock-agentcore-client . I ran: pip install bedrock-agentcore-client It installed successfully. No errors. That's because there's a placeholder package on PyPI with that name. It installs, imports fail silently, and your container builds successfully with a broken dependency inside. The real SDK lives in AWS's CodeArtifact registry. You need to configure pip to pull from a private index: aws codeartifact login --tool pip \ --domain amazon-agent-runtimes \ --repository agent-runtimes-pypi \ --domain-owner 600427722194 Then install from there. The PyPI package is a trap. Nobody warns you. Hours lost: 3. The error only appears at runtime

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