AWS CLI Commands
Set up and diagnose your AWS credentials and permissions for Wraps.
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AWS Commands
Set up and diagnose your AWS credentials and permissions for Wraps.
wraps aws setup
Interactive wizard that detects and configures your AWS credentials. Guides you through setting up IAM users or SSO profiles for use with Wraps.
Usage
terminal.sh
npx @wraps.dev/cli aws setupWhat It Does
- Detects existing AWS configuration (environment variables,
~/.aws/credentials, SSO profiles) - If SSO profiles are found, offers to use an existing profile
- If no credentials are detected, guides you through IAM user creation or SSO setup
- Validates credentials by calling STS
GetCallerIdentity - Tests SES permissions to ensure your account can send email
- Displays your AWS account ID and configured region
Examples
Interactive setup (recommended for first time):
terminal.sh
npx @wraps.dev/cli aws setupwraps aws doctor
Diagnostic tool that checks your AWS configuration and permissions. Run this when you encounter credential or permission errors.
Usage
terminal.sh
npx @wraps.dev/cli aws doctor [options]Options
--jsonOutput diagnostic results as JSON for scripting and automation
What It Checks
- AWS credential chain (environment variables, profile, SSO, instance role)
- STS identity validation (
GetCallerIdentity) - SES permissions (
SendEmail,GetAccount) - Region configuration and availability
- Reports any issues with specific fix suggestions
Example Output
output.txt
AWS Credential Check ✓ Credentials found via SSO profile "wraps-dev" ✓ STS identity validated (Account: 123456789012) ✓ Region: us-east-1SES Permission Check ✓ ses:SendEmail — allowed ✓ ses:GetAccount — allowed ✓ ses:GetSendQuota — allowedAll checks passed. Your AWS configuration is ready for Wraps.