Python MCP server for AWS CLI inspection and operations
A Python Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets MCP-compatible clients inspect and operate AWS through the AWS CLI. It supports command execution with validation, command suggestions, AWS region lookup, and caller identity checks. Execute AWS CLI commands without shell expansion, preserving quoted arguments with shell-style parsing Suggest common AWS CLI commands from natural language…
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A Python Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets MCP-compatible clients inspect and operate AWS through the AWS CLI. It supports command execution with validation, command suggestions, AWS region lookup, and caller identity checks. Execute AWS CLI commands without shell expansion, preserving quoted arguments with shell-style parsing Suggest common AWS CLI commands from natural language requests Return available AWS regions Return the current caller identity Support stdio transport for…
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