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aws-transform Claude Code Plugin

Author
Amazon Web Services
Category
Migration
Topics
Migration & Modernization · Cloud, Deployment & CI/CD · Databases & Storage
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-09-02 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-09-04 (UTC) (yesterday)

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This is a Claude agent plugin that connects to AWS Transform, AWS's own service for modernizing and migrating codebases, as described in its README and homepage. It supplies a skill covering assessment, planning, and execution for tasks such as moving .NET Framework applications to .NET 8/10, converting mainframe COBOL to Java, migrating VMware virtual machines to EC2, converting databases like SQL Server to Aurora, and upgrading Java, Python, or Node.js runtimes and AWS SDKs. According to the README, it relies on an MCP server that requires AWS credentials (or an IAM Identity Center session) and the uv tool, with an additional CLI needed only for custom transformations. It also supports ongoing scanning of codebases for technical debt, security issues, and outdated dependencies, with remediation of what it finds. Example prompts in the README show requests like upgrading Java or Python versions or converting a mainframe application.

About the service

AWS Transform is AWS's own workbench-style service, described on its homepage as using AI agents to handle enterprise cloud migration, application modernization, and ongoing reduction of technical debt. It automates infrastructure moves such as VMware and bare-metal migrations, modernizes Windows, mainframe, and custom application code, and provides continuous analysis and remediation of issues like end-of-life dependencies and security vulnerabilities across a portfolio of repositories.

What you can do with aws-transform

  • Move .NET Framework applications to .NET 8/10
  • Convert mainframe COBOL codebases to Java
  • Migrate VMware virtual machines to EC2
  • Convert SQL Server, Oracle, or MySQL databases to Aurora
  • Upgrade Java, Python, or Node.js versions and AWS SDK usage
  • Run custom, organization-defined code transformations
  • Analyze codebases for technical debt and security issues, then remediate them

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