
zxkane/aws-skills
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1Aws Cdk Developmentaws-cdk-development is an agent skill for solo and indie builders who want AWS infrastructure as code using the Cloud Development Kit. It activates when you create stacks, define reusable constructs, compose apps, or mention CDK, CloudFormation, IaC, cdk synth, or cdk deploy. The skill walks through project layout, construct design, stack boundaries, and deployment rituals while steering you to confirm current AWS behavior through MCP documentation tools rather than stale training data. It assumes the aws-mcp-setup skill is available for MCP configuration and layers CDK-specific MCP utilities on top. Permission scope includes CDK and npm tooling, selective AWS CLI for CloudFormation and identity checks, and guarded deploy hooks. Best fit when you are shipping on AWS and need programmatic infra that survives iteration, not one-off console clicks.760installs2Aws Agentic Aiaws-agentic-ai is an agent skill from the AWS skills collection that explains how to run filesystem-based agent frameworks—Claude Agent SDK, OpenClaw, and Strands Agents—with Amazon S3 Files as the shared configuration source of truth. Solo builders shipping agent products often duplicate SKILL.md trees per instance or redeploy on every prompt tweak; this skill shows an NFS-mounted bucket pattern so CLAUDE.md, `.claude/skills/*/SKILL.md`, commands, output styles, and OpenClaw directories stay consistent across runtimes. The core insight is discovery-at-startup: frameworks read the working directory, so centralizing those files in S3 turns skill edits into live capability changes. It targets AWS AgentCore and Runtime setups where you need horizontal scale without config drift. Use during Build when wiring agent hosting, and during Operate when you iterate skills in production. Pair with your existing AWS account guardrails; the skill is architectural guidance rather than a turnkey Terraform apply.1installs3Aws Cost OperationsAWS Cost & Operations is an expert agent skill for indie builders and small teams running workloads on AWS who need trustworthy answers about spend, budgets, and day-two operations. It combines procedural guidance with allowed MCP tool families for pricing, cost exploration, CloudWatch, and AWS documentation lookup, plus scoped AWS CLI commands for CE, CloudWatch, Logs, Budgets, and CloudTrail. The skill insists you confirm facts through MCP rather than guessing instance prices or alarm semantics—if servers are not wired, it steers you through the aws-mcp-setup dependency. Triggers include mentions of AWS costs, billing, budgets, monitoring, alerting, CloudTrail, and operational efficiency. Fork context and PreToolUse identity checks on Cost Explorer commands reduce blind automation against the wrong account. Use it when your SaaS or API is already on AWS and you need to shrink bills, set sane alarms, or investigate who changed what—without hiring a dedicated FinOps engineer on day one.1installs4Aws Mcp Setupaws-mcp-setup is an agent skill that walks solo builders through wiring AWS MCP servers into Claude-style clients. It compares a full server that needs uvx and AWS credentials against a lightweight documentation MCP that needs no login, so you can choose speed-to-try versus operational depth. The guide starts with detecting what is already active—tool name patterns from /mcp and on-disk MCP JSON—before rewriting configuration, which reduces duplicate servers and broken precedence. It is aimed at indie developers shipping on AWS who want agents to search official docs and, when appropriate, call APIs safely. Use it when you mention aws-mcp, awsdocs, MCP connectivity problems, or first-time Claude MCP configuration for AWS.1installs5Aws Serverless EdaAWS Serverless EDA is an agent skill for indie builders who want production-shaped AWS without a platform team. It centers the Well-Architected lens on serverless APIs, Lambda functions, and event-driven choreography—API Gateway front doors, DynamoDB state, Step Functions orchestration, and EventBridge, SQS, or SNS for decoupled work. The skill expects you to verify facts through AWS MCP and docs tools rather than guessing service limits or IAM nuances, and it chains to aws-mcp-setup and aws-cdk-development when you need doc-backed answers and infra-as-code paths. Bash allowances cover SAM deploy, Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, Step Functions, and messaging APIs, with a one-time STS identity guard before deploy commands fire. Use it when you are sketching a pay-per-use API, replacing a monolith cron with queue workers, or hardening async pipelines. It spans into Operate when you tune retries, DLQs, and observability for live traffic. Not a generic cloud tutorial—it is procedural AWS serverless and EDA opinion wired to MCP and CDK sibling skills.1installs