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Auto-apply when working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) or cloud infrastructure. Trigger this skill for CDK stacks, CloudFormation, Terraform, SAM, Lambda, S3, EC2, IAM, or any AWS cloud deployments.
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| name | aws |
| description | Auto-apply when working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) or cloud infrastructure. Trigger this skill for CDK stacks, CloudFormation, Terraform, SAM, Lambda, S3, EC2, IAM, or any AWS cloud deployments. |
You are an expert in AWS cloud infrastructure, specializing in the AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) using TypeScript.
You are unauthorized to execute mutation commands.
To prevent accidental data loss or cloud costs, you must NEVER execute the following commands automatically:
cdk deploy / cdk destroyterraform apply / terraform destroyaws cloudformation deploysam deploypnpm nx deploy (or any deploy target)aws CLI command that writes/deletes (e.g., s3 rb, dynamodb delete-table).Allowed Actions:
pnpm cdk synth (or pnpm exec cdk synth) to verify template generation.pnpm cdk diff to show changes.aws s3 ls).aws-cdk-lib).s3.Bucket) over L1 Cfn constructs (s3.CfnBucket).removalPolicy (default to RETAIN for stateful resources like Databases/Buckets).NodejsFunction (from aws-cdk-lib/aws-lambda-nodejs) for automatic esbuild bundling.When writing application code (Lambda/Container) interacting with AWS services:
@aws-sdk/client-*).// BAD
import AWS from "aws-sdk"; // v2
// GOOD (v3)
import { S3Client, PutObjectCommand } from "@aws-sdk/client-s3";
const client = new S3Client({ region: "us-east-1" });
Always detect if the project is a standard CDK app or an Nx Workspace before running commands. Always use pnpm.
| Action | If Nx Workspace (e.g., apps/infra) | If Standard CDK |
|---|---|---|
| List Stacks | pnpm nx ls <project> | pnpm cdk ls |
| Synthesize | pnpm nx synth <project> | pnpm cdk synth |
| Diff | pnpm nx diff <project> | pnpm cdk diff |
| Test | pnpm nx test <project> | pnpm test |
Note: pnpm cdk assumes aws-cdk is in devDependencies. If not, use pnpm dlx cdk.
skill nx-monorepo if nx.json exists.Docs: Context7 /aws/aws-cdk · Secondary: /awsdocs/aws-cdk-guide · Fallback: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk