Bundles redshift-guide into the aws-data-analytics plugin so it installs
automatically for plugin users, alongside the eight skills already there.
Copied from skills/specialized-skills/analytics-skills/redshift-guide via
tools/sync-plugin-skills.py (real files, no symlinks), matching the format of
the plugin's other skills.
- Names Amazon Redshift in the plugin description and adds the
redshift-serverless and data-warehouse keywords across the Claude, Cursor,
and Codex manifests; adds a Redshift entry to the Codex defaultPrompt
- Bumps aws-data-analytics to v1.2.0
- Adds a capability-area bullet and a skills-table row to the plugin README
- Moves the canonical skill's `version` under `metadata` — the Agent Plugins
v1.0.0 spec allows only name/description/license/allowed-tools/metadata/
compatibility at the top level, so a bundled skill cannot carry a bare
`version` field. All 8 existing plugin skills already nest it this way. The
canonical copy has to change with it, since lint:skill-parity requires the
two trees be byte-identical.
Verified: tools/validate.py, tools/sync-plugin-skills.py --check,
tools/validate_spec.py, claude plugin validate, gitleaks, and
markdownlint-cli2 (1420 files, 0 errors) all pass.
Adds the amazon-opensearch-service skill to the aws-data-analytics
plugin as a copied skill, matching the format of the plugin's other
seven skills. Covers migration (Solr/Elasticsearch), provisioning,
vector/semantic/hybrid search, and log + trace analytics.
- Copies the skill from skills/specialized-skills/analytics-skills/
amazon-opensearch-service into the plugin (real files, no symlinks)
- Expands description and keywords across the Claude, Cursor, and Codex
manifests; adds an OpenSearch defaultPrompt to the Codex manifest
- Bumps aws-data-analytics to v1.1.0
- Updates the plugin README
Signed-off-by: Andre Kurait <andrekurait@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Roman Shevchuk <51510790+rshevchuk-git@users.noreply.github.com>
Each plugin's bundled skills cover far more than its plugin.json
metadata advertised. The Claude Code spec lists the description and
the keywords array as the discovery surfaces for the /plugin picker
and marketplace search, but the manifests listed only a handful of
keywords each, several Codex longDescription fields lagged Claude,
and the .claude-plugin/marketplace.json index still carried the old
one-line descriptions with a bare ["aws"] keyword list for aws-core
and aws-agents.
Surgically extend each plugin's description to enumerate the
bundled-skill domains while preserving the original phrasing, and
broaden the keywords arrays to cover the services and triggers the
underlying skills actually exercise:
- aws-core: IAM, Amazon Bedrock with Knowledge Bases / RAG /
Guardrails, Amplify (Cognito, AppSync), the SDK families
(boto3, JS v3, Swift), CDK/CloudFormation/SAM, Lambda with
SnapStart / Powertools / durable functions, API Gateway,
Step Functions, ECS/Fargate/ECR, App Runner, the messaging and
streaming services (SQS, SNS, EventBridge, Kinesis, MSK, Flink,
Amazon MQ), observability (CloudWatch, X-Ray, CloudTrail, ADOT),
and cost optimization (budgets, reserved instances, right-sizing).
- aws-agents: Strands/LangGraph, Gateway and MCP tool integration,
multi-agent and A2A orchestration, Cedar policies, evaluation and
observability, and production hardening (inbound auth via JWT and
SigV4, OAuth/OpenAPI outbound, code interpreter, browser tool,
rate limiting).
- aws-data-analytics: the JDBC engines, Redshift, Snowflake,
BigQuery, RDS/Aurora, DynamoDB, Glue Data Catalog, federated
Athena, and S3 Vectors semantic search.
Add OpenSearch keywords (opensearch, opensearch-serverless,
amazon-opensearch-service) and a brief longDescription mention to
aws-core, where Bedrock Knowledge Bases support opensearch_serverless
and opensearch_managed_cluster vector stores. The aws-agents and
aws-data-analytics plugins are left without OpenSearch metadata —
neither bundles a skill that operates OpenSearch.
Mirror every change across the .claude-plugin and .codex-plugin
manifests, and sync the same descriptions and keywords into
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json so all discovery surfaces agree.
python3 tools/validate.py and gitleaks both pass; no markdown
files changed.
Signed-off-by: Andre Kurait <akurait@amazon.com>
Brandon Schur