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Find the official AWS toolkit for agent-assisted cloud development. Its Skills, MCP servers and plugins have different setup requirements; follow the package that matches your AWS task.

About Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services maintains the aws GitHub organization. The agent-toolkit-for-aws repository supplies AWS-supported skills, MCP servers and plugins for cloud-development tasks.

A toolkit installation and access to an AWS account are separate. Check each plugin’s runtime, credentials and service permissions. AWS Labs maintains a separate awslabs organization, so check each repository’s owner when following experimental work.

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Amazon Web Services FAQ

Who owns agent-toolkit-for-aws?

Its repository owner is aws, the Amazon Web Services organization, not awslabs.

Are all toolkit entries Skills?

No. The repository also contains MCP servers and plugins. Read the selected package’s documentation to understand its components.

Does the toolkit provide an AWS account?

No. Cloud access requires an account and the credentials or authorization specified by the selected tool.

Are cloud operations included for free?

Source-code availability does not include AWS service usage. Review the services and resources a workflow creates.

How is AWS Labs represented?

awslabs is a separate GitHub organization. A shared company does not change the owner of its repositories.

Where should I check supported installation?

Follow the official toolkit README and the documentation of the plugin or MCP server you intend to use.

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