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aws-agents Claude Code Plugin

Author
Amazon Web Services
Category
Development
Topics
AI Agents & AI App Development · Cloud, Deployment & CI/CD
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-08-20 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-08-20 (UTC) (7 days ago)

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aws-agents is a Claude plugin that provides eight guided skills for building, connecting, deploying, debugging, evaluating, and hardening AI agents that run on AWS, primarily targeting Amazon Bedrock AgentCore as the execution runtime. Each skill maps to a stage of the agent lifecycle, from initial scaffolding through production readiness, and loads detailed reference material only when needed to keep context usage efficient. It also includes an MCP server that exposes AWS documentation and architecture guidance directly inside the assistant. A separate skill addresses agent-initiated payments, including handling paywalled APIs and enforcing spend limits. The plugin is installed through the Claude Code plugin marketplace and requires an AgentCore CLI, AWS CLI, Node.js, and Python toolchain to operate.

About the service

This plugin is built around Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, AWS's managed runtime for building and operating AI agents, and it relies on AWS CLI credentials plus an AWS documentation MCP server to interact with the broader AWS cloud platform.

What you can do with aws-agents

  • Get guided help scaffolding a new AI agent project and choosing an agent framework
  • Add capabilities such as persistent memory, VPC networking, multi-agent setups, or calling the agent from an app
  • Connect the agent to external APIs and tools, and restrict access using Cedar policies
  • Deploy the agent and troubleshoot deployment issues such as CDK errors or rollbacks
  • Diagnose a broken agent or CLI setup using built-in debugging references
  • Evaluate agent quality, review observability traces, and estimate operating cost
  • Run through a production-readiness checklist covering security and cold-start concerns
  • Configure an agent to make its own payments for paywalled resources with defined spend limits
  • Look up AWS documentation and architecture guidance through the included MCP server

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