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@clawdbuilder/jig-bedrock0.4.1

Claude on AWS Bedrock for Pi: inference-profile discovery, the Messages route with cache-friendly tools, Converse fallback, SSO repair and a budget footer.

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jig-bedrock

Claude on AWS Bedrock for Pi, using your AWS profile.

Pi sends a request to jig-bedrock, which signs it for Amazon Bedrock. jig-bedrock finds your models, renews an expired SSO sign-in, keeps the prompt cache and shows spend in the footer.

jig-bedrock between Pi and Bedrock: models, routes, sign-in, spend.

Why use it

  • After a tool loads: 275 tokens written to the cache, not 34,463.
  • Lists your account's Claude models; your team's application inference profiles may hold other models too.
  • An expired SSO sign-in renews; the request is sent once more.
  • Spend and budget in the footer.

Bar chart: after a tool loads, jig-bedrock writes 275 tokens to the cache and Pi built-in writes 34,463. Session cost is $0.0051 against $0.0099.

Measured on AWS on 2026-11-10: Claude Haiku 5.5, a prompt of about 34,000 tokens. Cache details.

Set up

Four setup steps — install, sign in, pick a model, check — end at a green Ready check.

Four steps; settings in Settings, checks in Commands.

You need: Node 22.19+, Pi 1.5 or later, AWS CLI v2, an AWS profile that can call Bedrock.

1. Install

pi install npm:@clawdbuilder/jig-bedrock

Using Jig? jig install npm:@clawdbuilder/jig-bedrock; then use jig wherever these steps say pi.

Done when pi list or jig list shows npm:@clawdbuilder/jig-bedrock.

2. Sign in

Run /login, choose Sign in with an API key, then Amazon Bedrock (jig-bedrock); it asks for no key, and the next screens pick an AWS profile and the models.

How do you sign in to AWS?
→ An AWS profile that already works
  Create an IAM Identity Center (SSO) profile
  Create an IAM role profile
  Use the AWS credential chain (no profile)
  Use a Bedrock API key with Pi's own provider
Which AWS profile should Bedrock use?
→ my-profile
Which inference profiles should Bedrock list?
→ All AWS-defined Claude inference profiles
AWS regions for discovery (comma separated)
> us-east-1

Bedrock models loaded: 31. Choose one with /model.

Pi then says in red that no default model is configured; step 3 picks one.

Done when the last line is Bedrock models loaded: with a number above 0.

3. Pick a model

Run /model, type sonnet-5-5, choose with the arrow keys and Enter.

> sonnet-5-5
→ claude-sonnet-5-5-global [jig-bedrock]
  claude-sonnet-5-5 [jig-bedrock]
  Model Name: Claude Sonnet 5.5 · global

A -global id lets AWS serve the request from any region; same model, same price (Model ids).

Done when the footer shows the chosen id and Nov $0.00.

4. Check

/bedrock doctor

Bedrock doctor
✓ Node 26.13.0
✓ AWS CLI 2.34.46
✓ Settings: ~/.pi/agent/bedrock.json
✓ AWS profile: my-profile (from /login)
✓ Sign-in: AWS answered
✓ Models: 31 found in us-east-1 (AWS-defined)
✓ Selected model: claude-sonnet-5-5 · Messages route
– Spend command: not set
Bedrock is ready.

Done when the last line is Bedrock is ready.

Budget

/bedrock budget 200

Nov $12.40 / $200; warning at 80%, error at 100%. Spend details; prompt cache.

Compared with Pi's built-in Bedrock provider

Pi built-in jig-bedrock
Install Part of Pi pi install
Sign-in API key or environment AWS profile: SSO, keys, role
Models Pi's list, non-Claude too Claude; others by application inference profile
Expired SSO sign-in Request fails Renewed, sent once more
Cache after a tool load Rewritten Kept on four Claude models
1-hour cache Claude 4.5 and later Converse models only
Spend and budget Not included In the footer

Several AWS profiles

Presets are named settings.

{
    "presets": {
        "work": { "profile": "company-profile", "team": "my-team", "monthlyBudgetUsd": 200 },
        "personal": { "profile": "my-profile", "regions": ["us-west-2"] }
    },
    "preset": "work"
}

/bedrock use lists them. /bedrock use personal switches this session; a fresh saved list loads at once, otherwise the models are read in the background. /bedrock preset add work saves the current sign-in as a preset. In a second terminal, JIG_BEDROCK_PRESET=work pi gives it its own list and spend.

Commands

Command What it does
/bedrock status Profile, sign-in, models, spend.
/bedrock doctor Checks; one next step.
/bedrock models Models, route, price.
/bedrock refresh Reads models now, any cache age.
/bedrock login Renews the AWS sign-in.
/bedrock usage Spend by model and period.
/bedrock use List or switch presets.

/bedrock help lists every command, including settings, set and budget.

When something is wrong

You see Run
Sign-in expired /bedrock login
Access denied /bedrock doctor
No models in /model /bedrock refresh
A model is missing after an update /bedrock models
The footer shows no amount /bedrock usage

Limits

  • Linux/WSL tested. macOS: unit tests in CI, not run against real AWS. No native Windows.
  • A Bedrock API key works through Pi's built-in provider, not this one.
  • Spend counts this machine's Pi sessions, unless a spendCommand is set.
  • The budget is a figure to compare with; it never blocks a request.
  • Only SSO sign-ins are renewed.

Update and uninstall

Update: pi update npm:@clawdbuilder/jig-bedrock, then /reload.

Remove: /logout, then pi remove npm:@clawdbuilder/jig-bedrock. It leaves some files: Files on disk.

With Jig, jig update updates jig-bedrock (it is installed unpinned) and jig remove npm:@clawdbuilder/jig-bedrock removes it.

More detail

Page Read it when
How it works Routes and ids.
Settings Edit bedrock.json.
Troubleshooting A command fails.
Spend command You set spendCommand.

For an agent setting this up

Do the four steps in order. Step 2 opens a browser: ask the user to finish. Never read or print credentials. Done when the doctor says Bedrock is ready.

Licence

MIT.