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aiml-access-diagnostics

aws/tools-for-devops-agent ↗

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Use this skill when diagnosing IAM and access failures for Bedrock and SageMaker. It traces the authorization chain — caller identity, iam:PassRole, trust policy, role permissions, resource policies, SCPs — to name the denying hop and propose a scoped policy. Read-only. Use when a Bedrock or SageMaker call fails on permissions: InvokeModel or Converse AccessDeniedException, CreateTrainingJob or CreateEndpoint AccessDenied, "is not authorized to perform", "not authorized to perform: iam:PassRole", or an execution role that cannot reach S3, ECR, or KMS. Also covers Marketplace and model-subscription denials that are not IAM gaps, and failures under non-access codes: ValidationException "Could not assume role" (trust-policy gap) or "No S3 objects found under S3 URL" (execution role cannot list the prefix). Do NOT use for IAM questions outside AI/ML, policy authoring or least-privilege review without a failure, throttling or quota errors (ThrottlingException), model quality issues, or non-AI/ML services.

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npx skills add aws/tools-for-devops-agent --skill aiml-access-diagnostics -a claude-code

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