Amazon Web Services integration

Cloud Infrastructure · 21 actions · Custom auth

Interact with AWS services including DynamoDB, S3, Lambda, SNS, SQS, EventBridge, CloudWatch Logs, and Redshift.

Put Amazon Web Services to work View Amazon Web Services integration docs

Overview

The ModuleX Amazon Web Services integration lets a ModuleX agent operate Amazon Web Services on your behalf — running list actions across cloudwatch logs put log events, dynamodb create tables and dynamodb execute statements — directly from a plain-English request, using your organization's own Amazon Web Services credentials. No pre-built workflow is required: the agent picks the right Amazon Web Services action for the task.

Amazon Web Services is a cloud infrastructure platform. ModuleX adds the agent layer: ask for an outcome and it selects and runs the right Amazon Web Services action — or, when you want a repeatable process, the composer assembles a Amazon Web Services workflow for you, streaming the nodes onto the canvas as it builds.

Ask the assistant

Drive Amazon Web Services in plain English

Type what you want. A ModuleX agent picks the right Amazon Web Services action — or chains several — and runs it. No workflow to build.

Show me the region options that match what I describe
resolves tolist_region_options
Upload a log event to a specified CloudWatch Logs log stream
resolves tocloudwatch_logs_put_log_event
Create a new DynamoDB table with configurable key schema, billing mode, and optional streams
resolves todynamodb_create_table

Use cases

What you can automate with Amazon Web Services

Pull a list of region options for a reportlist_region_options
Upload a log event to a specified CloudWatch Logs log streamcloudwatch_logs_put_log_event
Create a new DynamoDB table with configurable key schema, billing mode, and optional streamsdynamodb_create_table
Execute a PartiQL statement against DynamoDB for reads or writesdynamodb_execute_statement
Retrieve an item from a DynamoDB table by its primary keydynamodb_get_item
Create or replace an item in a DynamoDB tabledynamodb_put_item

At a glance

Amazon Web Services integration at a glance

VendorAmazon Web Services

CategoryCloud Infrastructure

Actions available21

AuthenticationCustom

Uses your own credentialsYes

Works with the assistantYes

Works in the composerYes

Multi-step / tool-chainingYes

Technical referenceView docs

Integration version1.0.0

Last updatedJun 2026

Reference

All 21 Amazon Web Services actions

Cloudwatch Logs Put Log Events1

cloudwatch_logs_put_log_event

Upload a log event to a specified CloudWatch Logs log stream.

Dynamodb Create Tables1

dynamodb_create_table

Create a new DynamoDB table with configurable key schema, billing mode, and optional streams.

Dynamodb Execute Statements1

dynamodb_execute_statement

Execute a PartiQL statement against DynamoDB for reads or writes.

Dynamodb Get Items1

dynamodb_get_item

Retrieve an item from a DynamoDB table by its primary key.

Dynamodb Put Items1

dynamodb_put_item

Create or replace an item in a DynamoDB table.

Dynamodb Queries1

dynamodb_query

Query items from a DynamoDB table based on key conditions.

Dynamodb Scans1

dynamodb_scan

Scan all items in a DynamoDB table with optional filtering.

Dynamodb Update Items1

dynamodb_update_item

Update attributes of an existing item or add a new item in a DynamoDB table.

Dynamodb Update Tables1

dynamodb_update_table

Modify settings for a DynamoDB table such as billing mode, capacity, or streams.

Eventbridge Send Events1

eventbridge_send_event

Send an event to an Amazon EventBridge event bus.

Lambda Create Functions1

lambda_create_function

Create a new AWS Lambda function from inline source code.

Lambda Invoke Functions1

lambda_invoke_function

Invoke an AWS Lambda function synchronously and return its response.

Region Options1

list_region_options

List available AWS regions.

Redshift Create Rows1

redshift_create_rows

Insert rows into an Amazon Redshift Serverless table.

Redshift Delete Rows1

redshift_delete_rows

Delete rows from an Amazon Redshift Serverless table.

Redshift Query Databases1

redshift_query_database

Run a SELECT query against an Amazon Redshift Serverless database.

Redshift Update Rows1

redshift_update_rows

Update rows in an Amazon Redshift Serverless table.

S3 Generate Presigned Urls1

s3_generate_presigned_url

Generate a presigned URL to download an object from an S3 bucket.

S3 Upload Base64 As Files1

s3_upload_base64_as_file

Upload a base64-encoded string as a file to an S3 bucket.

Sns Send Messages1

sns_send_message

Publish a message to an Amazon SNS topic.

Sqs Send Messages1

sqs_send_message

Send a message to an Amazon SQS queue.

See full parameters and response schemas in the Amazon Web Services integration docs

Two ways

Two ways to use Amazon Web Services in ModuleX

Ask the assistantType what you want done and a ModuleX agent picks the right Amazon Web Services action and runs it — no workflow to build.

Compose a workflowNeed it to happen every time? Describe the process and the composer wires Amazon Web Services into a repeatable workflow you can run on a schedule, from chat, or as an API.

Security

Connecting Amazon Web Services

CustomAmazon Web Services uses a custom authentication flow. ModuleX encrypts whatever credentials you supply and scopes them to your organization.

Step-by-step setup in the Amazon Web Services docs

Pairs well with Amazon Web Services

Agents often chain Amazon Web Services with these — connect them once and the agent can use all of them in a single task.

Google Drive16 actions

Dropbox12 actions

Google Cloud11 actions

Microsoft OneDrive11 actions

GoDaddy5 actions

Azure Storage4 actions

FAQ

Amazon Web Services + ModuleX FAQ

A ModuleX agent can run any of Amazon Web Services's 21 actions — across cloudwatch logs put log events, dynamodb create tables, dynamodb execute statements and dynamodb get items — from a plain-English request, using your organization's own Amazon Web Services credentials.

No. The agent selects the right Amazon Web Services action from your prompt. A workflow is only needed when you want a repeatable process — and the composer builds that for you from a description.

Through a secure Amazon Web Services connection; your credentials are stored encrypted and scoped to your organization.

21, spanning cloudwatch logs put log events, dynamodb create tables, dynamodb execute statements and dynamodb get items.

Amazon Web Services runs on your own credentials, so any Amazon Web Services usage is billed by Amazon Web Services directly. ModuleX meters the agent run — and if you connect your own model keys, there's no ModuleX markup on model usage.

Put Amazon Web Services to work in ModuleX.

Connect Amazon Web Services once with your own credentials and let your agent run all 21 actions on demand.

Put Amazon Web Services to work View technical docs

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