aws-clilisted

# AWS CLI Skill When running AWS CLI commands, always pass the `--profile` and `--region` flags based on the target environment. ## Configuration Update the profile and region map below with your AWS profile names as configured in `~/.aws/config`: | Environment | Profile | |---|---| | Production | `<your-prod-profile>` | | Staging / Non-Prod | `<your-nonprod-profile>` | | Sandbox / Dev | `<your-sandbox-profile>` | ## Default Region Set your default region here: **`<your-default-region>`** (e.g. `eu-west-1`, `us-east-1`). Always pass `--region <your-default-region>` unless the user specifies a different region. ## Command Format ```bash aws <service> <command> --profile <profile> --region <region> [options] ``` ### Examples ```bash # Production aws s3 ls --profile <your-prod-profile> --region <your-default-region> # Staging / Non-Prod aws s3 ls --profile <your-nonprod-profile> --region <your-default-region> # Sandbox / Dev aws s3 ls --profile <your-sandbox-profile> --region <your-default-region> ``` ## Rules - Always specify `--profile` explicitly — never rely on the default profile. - Always specify `--region` explicitly — never rely on the default region. - If the target environment is unclear, ask the user before running the command. - If the target region is unclear, use the configured default region — but only if `<your-default-region>` has been set to a real region value above. - If unsure which account a profile belongs to, run `aws sts get-caller-identit