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Your AWS Architecture, one Prompt away.

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Transform your startup idea into production-ready AWS architecture using expert-designed CLI prompts. Our comprehensive library covers various use cases, from single web apps to complex microservices. Save weeks of planning time, instantly access AWS best practices, and focus on scaling your products.

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Startup Landing Page Deployment

Creates an AI DevOps consultant that guides startup founders from their current state to a production-ready AWS environment using opinionated best practices and Infrastructure-as-Code.

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RAG Chatbot with Claude

Create a serverless, React-based chatbot using Claude on Bedrock with RAG capabilities for PDF documents.

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Container Orchestration

Get help creating an AWS EKS-based containerized application deployment for a Node.js app with PostgreSQL database that can auto-scale and handle traffic spikes cost-effectively.

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Local Code to Cloud

Get help deploying your local dev environment to AWS with this prompt.

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Deploy GitHub Repo

Have a GitHub repo? This prompt will help you deploy it to AWS.

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Full AWS Deployment Agent

An AI-powered Full AWS Deployment Agent that guides startups from local development to production-ready cloud infrastructure.

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