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Personalized AWS guidance built on patterns from 350,000+ startups—architecture, cost, security, and migration, now including the full migration toolkit. Build on AWS (day-one setup, security baselines, production architecture, cost optimization) and migrate to AWS from Azure, GCP, or Heroku: infrastructure (Azure App Service → Elastic Beanstalk, AKS → EKS, Cloud Run → Fargate, Heroku Dynos → Elastic Beanstalk by default with Fargate/EKS overrides, databases → RDS/Aurora), Azure OpenAI/OpenAI/Gemini/Anthropic workloads to Amazon Bedrock, agentic systems (LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen), and Temporal workers. Generates runnable Terraform, migration scripts, provider adapters, and deployment artifacts, with honest model-by-model pricing comparisons so you know exactly when Bedrock saves money and when it doesn't. Plus knowledge-base-for-startups (Activate FAQ, credits, offers, sample architectures, learn articles), prompt-library-for-startups (copy-paste prompts + installable agents), start…

Install

This version is listed in the verified marketplace startups-for-aws (repository awslabs/startups). Run these in Claude Code, in order:

  1. Add the marketplace/plugin marketplace add awslabs/startups
  2. Install the plugin/plugin install aws-startup-advisor@startups-for-aws

These commands install the marketplace's current upstream state, not the pinned commit snapshot on this page; the two can differ.

Contents 20

Skill11
Agent7
Hook1
MCP server1
Dependencies, compatibility and skill declarations

Recorded dependencies 0

No dependency requirements were recorded from plugin.json or marketplace entries. Only manifest fields saved with the snapshot are shown here; dependency declarations in other files are outside the current collection scope.

Recorded compatibility

No compatibility requirement was recorded for this snapshot from plugin.json or a marketplace entry. Only manifest fields saved with the snapshot are shown here. Declarations in a skill's SKILL.md header are collected separately and, when present, shown on their own under “Skill file declarations”; they never overwrite or fill in this value.

Skill file declarations 1

The content below was read separately from the header of each skill file (SKILL.md) at its pinned commit. It is text the file declares about itself, shown as an annotation only. It is stored apart from the snapshot's dependencies and compatibility (manifest fields) above and does not overwrite them. It is not the package license, version, install count or a release record, and none of it is verified.

Evidence scope and limits
  • Each entry is one file at one pinned commit, and field states hold for that file only. Components that point to the same file are merged into one entry; files with identical content share one extraction.
  • “Declared in file” means the file's header has the field. “Not declared in this file” appears only when the header parsed successfully and lacks the field. “Invalid declaration” means the field is present but its type, length or characters do not meet the requirements; it is never rewritten or truncated. “Not read” means no usable header was obtained (not yet read, read failed, no header, or an unparseable header), which says neither that the field was declared nor that it was not.
  • Compatibility and license text are the file's own wording. They do not show that anything runs, are not legal advice, and are not a license verification. metadata.version is only an annotation inside the file; it is not the package version and is not used to judge which is newer.
  • This list groups the version's skill components by their recorded source. A listed source may still be unpinned, unread or unavailable; each entry shows its state. Collection runs in bounded batches and does not promise complete coverage.
  • A file whose read failed shows a “retry eligible” time. It is only when the collector may try again, not a schedule, and it does not promise a read or completion.
Showing only the source file recorded for the selected component. Show all skill files of this version

1–1 of 1 skill file sources · As of

  1. advisor/plugins/aws-startup-advisor/skills/architect-for-startups/SKILL.md

    Not read

    Components using this file 1

    • architect-for-startups advisor/plugins/aws-startup-advisor/skills/architect-for-startups/SKILL.md

    Fields declared in the file

    Compatibility (declared in file)
    Not readNo usable header, which says neither that it was declared nor that it was not.
    License text (declared in file, unverified)
    Not readNo usable header, which says neither that it was declared nor that it was not.
    metadata.version (file annotation)
    Not readNo usable header, which says neither that it was declared nor that it was not.

    This file has no usable extraction record yet, so all three fields show as “Not read”.

    Repository
    awslabs/startups
    Pinned commit
    dd824554fe9ae1e5726b0eb97b6d90b6b2ec8cd0
    File identity
    Regular-file identity recorded
    Blob SHA
    93d1efa605e19c2a8abf16ef2a6e4524cad2bd69
    Mode
    100644
    Identity recorded
    Header parse
    Not read
    Why not read
    The file identity is recorded, but its content has not been read yet. declaration_unread

    No extraction record yet.

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