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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
2026-10-03 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-09-25 (UTC) (20 days ago)

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aws-agents is a Claude Code plugin that provides eight skills covering the full lifecycle of building, deploying, and running AI agents on AWS, with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore as the primary runtime. It guides users from initial project scaffolding through adding memory and tool connections, deployment, debugging, quality/cost evaluation, production hardening, and even agent-initiated payments. The skills load detailed reference material only when needed, keeping the working context small. It relies on an MCP server named awsknowledge to pull in AWS documentation and architecture guidance. Installation happens through the Claude Code plugin marketplace, and it requires the AgentCore CLI, AWS CLI, Node.js 20+, and Python 3.11+ with uv.

About the service

This plugin operates against Amazon Web Services, specifically building on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore as the agent runtime, and it calls an AWS-focused MCP server to retrieve official documentation and guidance while helping configure and deploy agents on that cloud platform.

What you can do with aws-agents

  • Scaffold a new agent project and decide which framework to use
  • Add memory, multi-agent coordination, VPC networking, or migrate an existing Bedrock setup
  • Connect external APIs and tools, and restrict agent access using Cedar policy
  • Deploy an agent, troubleshoot CDK errors, and perform rollbacks or canary releases
  • Diagnose a broken environment, CLI, or non-working agent
  • Evaluate agent quality, observability traces, and operating cost
  • Run through a production-readiness checklist before launch
  • Configure an agent to pay for paywalled resources with defined spend limits

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