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AWS Activate Credits in your AI agent

Whether you use Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Kiro, or another tool, choose the prompt that fits your workflow.

Install and apply with a prompt

AWS Startup Advisor gives you and your coding agent the ability to track credit balance, credit burn, and costs in one place. Copy and paste this prompt to install AWS Startup Advisor and apply for credits through Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Kiro.

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# Install AWS Startup Advisor and apply for AWS Activate Credits for my startup by reading 

https://startups.aws.com/startups/resource/apply-prompt/advisor-apply-credits.md 

# and following its instructions

Requirements

What you need

  • Claude Code, Codex, Kiro, Cursor, or VS Code, with an agent that can run commands and fetch URLs.
  • Git, for the Claude Code and Codex plugin. If it's missing, your agent offers to install it.
  • An AWS Builder ID. You can create one when you submit.
  • An AWS account on a paid support plan.

How it works

  • Your agent installs AWS Startup Advisor with your editor's CLI, or points you to the Marketplace if it can't find one.
  • You approve the install step when your agent asks.
  • You review and submit the application yourself.

Apply with other agents

You can prepare your credit application through any coding agent that can read a URL. Copy this prompt to stage and submit your application.

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# Apply for AWS Activate Credits for my startup by reading 

https://startups.aws.com/startups/resource/apply-prompt/apply-credits.md 

# and following its instructions

Your agent needs web access turned on so it can read the instructions file this prompt points to.

Requirements

What you need

  • Any coding agent that can fetch a URL and make HTTP requests.
  • An AWS Builder ID. You can create one when you submit.
  • An AWS account on a paid support plan.

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