Built for AWS Console troubleshooting

Turn AWS console errors into clear next steps.

Detect visible AWS errors, follow a clear investigation timeline, and review guided fixes before you apply them.

Early access project · Firefox-first · Not affiliated with or endorsed by AWS.

☁SameWindow
AWS Assistant
⌁ ×
ERROR DETECTED

CloudFormation stack update failed

Deployment error detected in MyFunction. The resource handler returned AccessDenied.

View analysis →
☁Investigation
timeline
⌁ ×
ANALYSIS IN PROGRESS
1
Capture contextAWS Console error identified
2
Classify errorAccessDenied · IAM permission
3
Find root causeChecking role and resource policy
10:24:12 Parsing error…
10:24:13 Identifying AWS service…
☁Root cause
explanation
⌁ ×
ANALYSIS COMPLETE

Missing IAM permission

The Lambda execution role may not have permission to access the required S3 resource.

✓
Key findings3:GetObject permission may be missing
View solution →
☁Recommended
solution
⌁ ×
GUIDED FIX
1
Review IAM policyCheck required permissions
2
Verify execution roleConfirm role attachment
3
Test safelyValidate before applying changes
Copy all steps
☁Sandbox
verification
⌁ ×
OPTIONAL TEST

Test in a safe environment

✓
Create test environment
✓
Apply proposed fix
3
Run verificationAwaiting user confirmation
Test output
> Checking permissions…
> Waiting for test result…
☁Detailed
documentation
⌁ ×

AWS documentation

IAM Access Denied Errors ↗
Lambda role permissions ↗
S3 bucket policies ↗
CloudFormation events ↗
Troubleshooting guide ↗
☁Error history⌁ ×
24 DETECTIONS

Recent investigations

!
CloudFormation · MyFunctionAccess denied · 2 minutes ago
✓
Lambda · my-functionRuntime error · Resolved
!
API Gateway · prodDeployment failed
☁Detection settings⌁ ×

AWS Console detection

Choose which visible errors to detect automatically.

CloudFormation
Lambda
API Gateway
IAM errors
Auto-open side panel
☁Notification styles⌁ ×
ERROR DETECTED

CloudFormation stack update failed

Review the issue and open an investigation when you're ready.

View analysis →
WARNING DETECTED

A runtime issue was detected and added to history.

☁Privacy controls⌁ ×
CONSENT FIRST

You control what is shared

Review the error summary before sending diagnostic context to the cloud.

✓
Local detection first
✓
Redaction before sending
✓
Confirm before AI analysis
Free AWS troubleshooting articles

Find the fix for your AWS Console error

Practical, step-by-step guides for IAM permissions, Lambda deployments, CloudFormation failures, and browser issues.

How to Fix AWS Console Access Denied Errors in Your Browser

Check IAM permissions, explicit denies, network restrictions, and browser-related causes safely.

Read article →

CloudFormation Stack Update Failed

Find the failed resource, inspect stack events, and choose a safe recovery path.

Read article →

Fix the AWS Lambda “Unable to Retrieve Code” Error

Investigate deployment packages, S3 access, and Lambda console retrieval problems.

Read article →

AWS Console Network Failure Errors

Separate browser, connectivity, proxy, and service-side symptoms before changing settings.

Read article →

“Not Authorized to Perform” in AWS

Identify the denied action and the policy layer that needs investigation.

Read article →

Amazon S3 Access Denied in the Console

Review IAM, bucket policies, encryption permissions, and organization restrictions.

Read article →
⌕

Detect locally

Recognize common error and alert messages visible in supported AWS Console pages.

◷

Investigation timeline

Review detected issues and track each investigation step in one place.

✦

AI, only with consent

Review diagnostic context before sharing it. Never share credentials or secrets.

Your console context should stay under your control.

Cloud diagnosis is an optional step. Review the information before sending it and avoid sharing credentials, secrets, or sensitive production data.