AI agents are getting scary good. Tools like clawbot can understand your codebase, write features, fix bugs, and commit changes - all without much human input.
But that doesn’t mean you should let them run wild.
The easiest way to configure your CI/CD pipeline with AWS is to just create long-lived credentials, access and secret key, and store them in GitHub Actions.
While this method works, it has several security risks:
If you use GitHub to store your repositories, you may also be utilizing GitHub Actions. I’ve been using it for several years across multiple projects. There have been a few instances where I had to debug a failing workflow.
