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Node.js/TypeScript MCP server for AWS Single Sign-On (SSO). Enables AI systems (LLMs) with tools to initiate SSO login (device auth flow), list accounts/roles, and securely execute AWS CLI commands using temporary credentials. Streamlines AI interaction w

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/** * Common type definitions shared across controllers. * These types provide a standard interface for controller interactions. * Centralized here to ensure consistency across the codebase. */ /** * Common pagination information for API responses. * This is used for providing consistent pagination details to clients. * Note: This is now only used internally by controllers. * The formatted pagination information will be integrated into the content string. */ export interface ResponsePagination { /** * Cursor for the next page of results, if available. * This should be passed to subsequent requests to retrieve the next page. */ nextCursor?: string; /** * Whether more results are available beyond the current page. * When true, clients should use the nextCursor to retrieve more results. */ hasMore: boolean; /** * The number of items in the current result set. * This helps clients track how many items they've received. */ count?: number; /** * The total number of items available. * This helps clients understand the total scope of their results. */ total?: number; } /** * Common response structure for controller operations. * All controller methods should return this structure. * * All output, including pagination information and any additional metadata, * is now consolidated into the content field as a single Markdown-formatted string. */ export interface ControllerResponse { /** * Formatted content to be displayed to the user. * A comprehensive Markdown-formatted string that includes all necessary information, * including pagination details and any additional metadata. */ content: string; /** * Optional path to the raw API response file. * When the response is truncated, this path allows AI to access the full data. */ rawResponsePath?: string | null; }