aws-samples/sample-well-architected-skills-and-steering

AWS Well-Architected Review evaluates AWS workloads against the Well-Architected Framework using code, IaC, and configuration evidence. It is used to assess risks, document gaps, and prioritize remediation across the six pillars.

Example Skill Template is a placeholder for demonstrating the structure, setup, and documentation patterns of a Claude Code skill. Use it as a template to replace with a real skill, not for direct use.

Migration Readiness assesses a workload’s readiness to move to AWS by analyzing code, dependencies, configurations, and infrastructure. Use it when you need evidence-backed blockers, risks, 7 Rs guidance, and migration wave planning.

WAFR Facilitator helps a human run a conversational Well-Architected Framework Review by generating tailored questions, follow-ups, and risk notes for a specific workload. It is used to prepare for or guide live customer discussions.

Well-Architected Builder helps developers understand AWS Well-Architected best practices for a workload and produce annotated diagrams, decision trees, and improvement roadmaps. Use it when you need guided WA learning or commit-ready visual artifacts for architectural decisions.

Well-Architected Guardrails generates preventive and detective AWS controls from an assessment or codebase. Use it to enforce best practices in CI, at deploy time, and continuously so misconfigurations and drift are blocked or flagged.