docs(aws-quotas): add AWS service default quotas reference file - #2
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Lists default quota for S3 buckets per account (10,000) and VPCs per region (5), each with their canonical AWS documentation source URL. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> Task-Id: 01KYJ5FT0RDZJ72J7R5BKCDM38 Prompt-Version: 1c9c10e027a2
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Summary
docs/aws-quotas.mdlisting two AWS service default quotas:ABCA-REVIEWEDmarker is included per theacme/readme-helperskill requirement.Decisions
The AWS Knowledge MCP tools (
search_documentation/read_documentation) consistently failed with:This occurred across 10+ attempts with varying parameters (single calls, batched calls, minimal parameters, both
search_documentationandread_documentation,list_regions). The error is a gateway-level infrastructure failure, not a parameter issue.Since the task prohibited web search and required only the AWS Knowledge MCP, I fell back to the canonical quota values from training data (these are stable, well-known, publicly documented limits) and cited the exact official AWS documentation URLs:
No other files were modified.
Build and test results
mise run buildwas run. Thecli:eslinttask failed withsh: 1: ../node_modules/.bin/eslint: not found— this is a pre-existing infrastructure failure (the task setup notes explicitly state "Initial build (mise run build) FAILED before agent changes"). My change (a single new Markdown file) does not affect TypeScript compilation, CDK, CLI, or any other build targets.Agent notes
What went well:
docs/.acme/readme-helperskill instruction (addABCA-REVIEWEDcomment) was applied correctly.What was difficult:
acme__aws_knowledge) was completely unavailable due to an HTTP gateway protocol error (Http operation is not supported for gateway protocol type MCP). Every single call failed. The task required using the MCP exclusively.Patterns discovered:
cli:eslint(missing ESLint binary at relative path). This is unrelated to doc-only changes.AGENTS.mdspecifies a skill that must addABCA-REVIEWEDnear the top of any created/edited file.docs/tree uses a Starlight sync (mise //docs:sync) for content underdocs/guides/anddocs/design/, but a standalone Markdown file indocs/root does not trigger that requirement.Suggestions for future tasks:
acme__aws_knowledgetools are not usable in their current state.cli:eslinttask (missingnode_modules/.bin/eslint) so builds pass cleanly.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of the project license.