AWS STS

Zoen's AWS STS integration adds 6 AWS STS tools to the AI agents you build in Zoen's visual workflow builder — you build it all visually. Connect to AWS Security Token Service. Teams often pair AWS STS with AWS IAM and Devin in the same agent.

You can assume Role, assume Role With Web Identity, assume Role With SAML, get Caller Identity, and get Session Token with AWS STS in Zoen, plus 1 more AWS STS tools listed on this page. Each runs as a tool inside an AI agent block, so an agent can chain AWS STS with services like AWS IAM and Devin and apply LLM reasoning between steps.

Connecting AWS STS takes about five minutes: (1) Create a free account at zoen.space. (2) Create an agent in your workspace. (3) Drag an AWS STS block onto the workflow builder. (4) Paste your AWS STS API key to authenticate. You can find it in your AWS STS account settings. (5) Pick a tool such as "Assume Role", wire up its inputs, and click Run, and your agent is live.

Add an AWS STS block to your agent and select "Assume Role" as the tool. Assume an IAM role and receive temporary security credentials. Fill in the required fields. Inputs can reference outputs from earlier steps, such as text generated by an AI block or data fetched from another integration, and you build it all visually.