Which AWS profile does this skill use?

The skill is configured to use the 'conda-demo' profile, ensuring all AWS and Terraform commands target the specific account used for the Judge platform.

What happens if my environment is misconfigured?

Claude will detect if your AWS_PROFILE or kubectl context is incorrect for Judge platform work, issue a warning, and provide the command needed to fix it.

Does it automatically switch my kubectl context?

Yes, it targets the demo-judge EKS cluster (arn:aws:eks:us-east-1:831646886084:cluster/demo-judge) and verifies this context before running commands.

Can I use this for Terraform deployments?

Absolutely. The skill automatically prefixes Terraform commands with the necessary AWS_PROFILE to ensure your infrastructure-as-code operations are authorized correctly.

AWS & Kubernetes Judge Setup

Name: AWS & Kubernetes Judge Setup
Author: colek42

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Cloud Infrastructure

Configures and validates AWS profiles and Kubernetes contexts specifically for the Judge platform development environment.

About

The aws-judge-setup skill automates the configuration of your local development environment to ensure seamless interaction with the Judge platform. It acts as a safety and productivity layer by automatically managing the conda-demo AWS profile and the demo-judge EKS cluster context. By verifying environment states before command execution and automatically prefixing Terraform and AWS CLI operations, it prevents deployment errors and ensures that infrastructure changes are always applied to the correct cloud resources.

Key Features

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Real-time Kubernetes context verification for the demo-judge EKS cluster
Environment state validation before executing critical infrastructure commands
Context-aware warnings to prevent accidental operations in incorrect environments
Automatic AWS CLI profile injection for the conda-demo account
Automated command prefixing for Terraform and AWS CLI operations

Use Cases

Executing Terraform plans and applies with the correct AWS identity permissions
Deploying and managing microservices on the demo-judge EKS cluster using kubectl
Automating environment setup when switching between different platform workstreams

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Key Features

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Real-time Kubernetes context verification for the demo-judge EKS cluster
Environment state validation before executing critical infrastructure commands
Context-aware warnings to prevent accidental operations in incorrect environments
Automatic AWS CLI profile injection for the conda-demo account
Automated command prefixing for Terraform and AWS CLI operations

Use Cases

Executing Terraform plans and applies with the correct AWS identity permissions
Deploying and managing microservices on the demo-judge EKS cluster using kubectl
Automating environment setup when switching between different platform workstreams