AWS dropped the Cloud Control API MCP Server, a mouthful of a name for a tool that makes 1,200+ AWS resources manageable through a standard CRUDL API—using natural language. Think: describe what you want, and tools like Amazon Q Developer turn it into actual infra code.
It doesn’t stop there. It validates against CloudFormation schemas. Prices it with the AWS Pricing API. Spits out IaC templates, too.
Big picture: Infra-as-texts isn’t a gimmick. It’s AWS leaning full tilt into LLM-native cloud workflows.
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