AWS Skills for Claude Code plugin

AWS development plugins: CDK and SST, serverless and event-driven architecture, cost and monitoring, Bedrock AgentCore

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Plugin

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Why this level

  • Uses AWS credentials and can run aws commands
  • Cloud actions can change infrastructure and costs
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zxkane/aws-skills

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Manual install

/plugin marketplace add zxkane/aws-skills
/plugin install aws-common@aws-skills
/plugin install aws-iac@aws-skills

aws-cost-ops, serverless-eda and aws-agentic-ai are also available.

Access and checks

How we review

Broad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.

  • Uses AWS credentials and can run aws commands
  • Cloud actions can change infrastructure and costs

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

The marketplace holds several plugins with skills and bundled AWS MCP servers. The aws-iac plugin teaches the agent to write CDK and SST stacks without explicit resource names and with pre-deploy validation. Aws-cost-ops wires in the pricing, Cost Explorer and CloudWatch servers to estimate and analyze spend and set alarms. Serverless-eda covers Step Functions, saga and event sourcing patterns per Well-Architected, and aws-agentic-ai covers Bedrock AgentCore services. The shared aws-common plugin configures the AWS documentation MCP.

Who it is for. For developers and DevOps engineers building infrastructure and serverless apps on AWS.

Good fit when

  • You need to write or review an AWS CDK or SST stack
  • You want a cost estimate before deploying
  • You need to deploy an agent on Bedrock AgentCore

Not a fit when

  • Your infrastructure is on another cloud
  • You use Terraform rather than CDK or SST

Example request

Create a CDK stack with a Lambda that processes S3 events and estimate the monthly cost

Limitations

Requires an AWS account and configured credentials, and Cost Explorer and other API calls may be billed. Install aws-common first when installing plugins one by one. Payment for and access to AWS from Russia are restricted.

How to disable. Uninstall the plugins via /plugin in Claude Code or the skills via npx skills remove.

FAQ

Can I install one skill without a plugin?

Yes, with npx skills add https://github.com/zxkane/aws-skills --skill aws-cdk-development, and likewise for the others.

Why do the MCP servers have short names?

It keeps tool names within Bedrock's length limit.

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README in short

The README describes each plugin with its features and bundled MCP servers. Install via the Claude Code marketplace or one skill at a time via npx skills. It also covers core CDK principles, example prompts for development, cost, monitoring, security and agents, and the repository layout. MIT licensed.

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