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Supported AI models on Workik
GPT 5.2 Codex, GPT 5.2, GPT 5.1 Codex, GPT 5.1, GPT 5 Mini, GPT 5
Gemini 3.1 Pro, Gemini 3 Flash, Gemini 3 Pro, Gemini 2.5 Pro
Claude 4.6 sonnet, Claude 4.5 Sonnet, Claude 4.5 Haiku, Claude 4 Sonnet
Deepseek Reasoner, Deepseek Chat, Deepseek R1(High)
Grok 4.1 Fast, Grok 4, Grok Code Fast 1
Models availability might vary based on your plan on Workik
Features
Generate Precise Policies
AI converts high-level intent into tightly scoped, least-privilege IAM JSON policies with explicit actions, resources, & conditions.
Validate Access Rules
Leverage AI to simulate AWS actions and verify policy behavior to prevent misconfigurations or privilege escalation.
Enforce Least Privilege
Allow AI to automatically remove unused permissions and detect wildcard access patterns for secure policy hardening.
Debug Permission Issues
AI identifies missing permissions, conflicting denies, and policy evaluation failures using AWS-aligned logic for faster issue resolution..
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Real Stories, Real Results with Workik
"Workik’s IAM generator cut our policy creation time by 80%. Finally, least-privilege isn’t a guessing game."
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Jordan Matthews
Cloud Security Engineer
"I used AI to debug a broken Lambda permission chain in minutes. The explanations are spot-on."
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Aishwarya Soni
Senior Backend Developer
"Cross-account IAM setups used to take hours. Now I generate trust policies instantly and validate them on the spot."
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Robert Rivera
DevOps Architect
What are the most common developer use cases for the Workik AI AWS IAM Policy Generator?
Developers use the AI IAM Policy Generator to handle a wide range of everyday tasks, including but not limited to:
* Generating least-privilege IAM policies for Lambda, ECS, EC2, and API workloads.
* Creating trust policies for cross-account access, CI/CD role assumptions, and STS temporary credentials.
* Refactoring overly broad legacy IAM policies into optimized, tightly scoped JSON.
* Debugging missing permissions, conflicting denies, or broken permission chains across multi-service applications.
* Drafting Service Control Policies (SCPs) and Permission Boundaries for multi-account governance.
* Auto-generating IAM condition blocks for IP restrictions, MFA enforcement, encryption, or tag-based access.
What types of context can I add for the Workik AI IAM Policy Generator?
Adding context is not necessary, but it helps AI generate more personalized, accurate IAM policies based on your project’s structure. Workik allows you to include:
* GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repositories with infrastructure or CI/CD pipelines
* AWS services (S3, Lambda, EC2, KMS, DynamoDB) and resource details (ARNs, tags, assumed roles)
* Existing IAM policies, trust policies, roles, permission boundaries, or SCP patterns
* Infrastructure-as-Code files (Terraform, CloudFormation, AWS CDK)
* API blueprints or service flows (e.g., “Lambda reads S3 and triggers SNS”)
* Codebase files linked to AWS actions for aligning IAM permissions with application logic
* Compliance rules or organizational IAM standards, including naming conventions and least-privilege requirements
* Developer notes on permission needs (e.g., “pipeline deploys ECS tasks,” “frontend uploads to S3”)
* Multi-account structures for cross-account access, STS assume-role flows, or Organization guardrails
How does Workik AI enforce least-privilege access and IAM guardrails?
Workik AI generates tightly scoped IAM policies by mapping required AWS actions to exact resources and applying restrictive condition keys such as tags, source ARNs, regions, IP ranges, and MFA. It automatically removes wildcard permissions and unused actions.
For governance, AI can generate Permission Boundaries and Service Control Policies (SCPs) that block risky actions, prevent privilege escalation, and enforce organization-wide constraints across accounts.
Can the AI IAM Policy Generator help with STS-based access and temporary credentials?
Yes. AI can create policies and trust documents for role assumption patterns like AssumeRole, cross-account access, IRSA for EKS, GitHub Actions deployments, or session-restricted access for automation tools. This is especially useful for teams relying on ephemeral credentials.
How does an AI-powered IAM policy generator simplify creating policies across multiple AWS services?
AI interprets full application workflows like “Lambda processes S3 uploads and publishes to SNS” and generates unified IAM policies that map all required actions and condition keys. This removes guesswork in multi-service architectures and prevents accidental over-permissioning.
Can AI help optimize or modernize legacy IAM policies?
Yes. AI can analyze outdated or overly broad policies and convert them into structured, least-privilege JSON. It refactors wildcard permissions, removes unnecessary actions, updates deprecated patterns, and aligns policies with current AWS security best practices which is critical for modernization or audit preparation.
How can developers use AI to test or simulate AWS IAM permissions before deployment?
AI mirrors AWS Policy Simulator logic to validate whether actions will succeed or fail. This helps detect missing privileges, conflicting denies, or blocked access paths like a Lambda function failing to write to S3 before anything is deployed, reducing troubleshooting cycles.
How does AI help developers document IAM policies for audits or security reviews?
AI can translate dense IAM JSON into human-readable explanations that describe purpose, scope, and allowed/denied behaviors. These summaries help during compliance audits, internal access reviews, and cross-team communication, especially when managing large or sensitive permission sets.
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