Provides temporary, service-scoped AWS credentials to AI agents, enhancing security and limiting access.
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Timebound IAM operates as an MCP Server, strategically placed between your AI agent and AWS STS. Its core function is to issue short-lived, finely-scoped AWS credentials, allowing AI coding agents like Claude Code to interact with AWS resources without relying on risky long-lived keys. This tool significantly boosts security by ensuring that credentials are time-bounded (ranging from 15 minutes to 12 hours), precisely scoped to specific AWS services, and offer predefined access levels (read-only or full access). All issued credentials are automatically cleaned up upon expiry, minimizing potential vulnerabilities and adhering to the principle of least privilege.
Key Features
01Issues short-lived, service-scoped AWS credentials via STS AssumeRole
02Credentials are time-bounded (15 minutes to 12 hours)
03Supports specific access levels (read-only or full)
04Automated cleanup of expired credentials
05Setup wizard for AWS IAM trust and inline policy generation
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Use Cases
01Securely granting AI agents temporary access to AWS resources
02Limiting the blast radius of operations performed by AI coding assistants on AWS
03Integrating AI agents like Claude Code with AWS services using principle of least privilege
