Built-in Prompts

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How Built-in Prompts Work

Built-in prompts are pre-written commands for frequent AWS operations. Instead of remembering complex AWS terminology or syntax, simply:

1. Click any prompt from the “Most used” section
2. Customize if needed - prompts auto-fill but you can modify them
3. Hit send - Rebase executes the request and provides results
4. Ask follow-ups - Continue the conversation naturally

Your previous conversations are saved in the sidebar for easy reference.

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Prompt Categories

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Account & Billing

Get insights into your AWS account and spending patterns.

• Account info - View account details, regions, and basic configuration
• Previous Month Bill - Detailed breakdown of last month’s AWS costs

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Networking

Manage your VPCs, subnets, and network infrastructure.

• VPCs List - See all Virtual Private Clouds in your account
• VPC with public and private subnets - Deploy secure network architecture with internet and private access

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Compute

Launch and manage EC2 instances and computing resources.

• EC2 instance - View, launch, or manage your virtual servers

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Databases

Set up and monitor your database infrastructure.

• Aurora Postgres DB - Deploy managed PostgreSQL databases with high availability

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Containers

Deploy and scale containerized applications.

• ECS Fargate Service - Run containers without managing servers

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Security & Monitoring

Monitor access, permissions, and activity across your AWS environment.

• IAM Users and Groups - Manage user access and permissions
• CloudTrail - View API activity and security audit logs

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Conversation History

Your left sidebar shows all previous conversations, making it easy to:

• Resume previous tasks - Click any conversation to continue where you left off
• Reference past solutions - See how similar problems were solved before
• Track infrastructure changes - Review what was deployed or modified

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Customizing Prompts

While built-in prompts work great as-is, you can always customize them: Example: Instead of “VPCs List”, you might ask:

• “Show me VPCs in us-west-2 region only”
• “List VPCs with their subnet counts”
• “Find VPCs that are costing me the most”

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Tips for Better Prompts

• Be specific - Include regions, tags, or resource names when relevant
• Ask follow-ups - “Can you optimize this setup?” or “What are the security implications?”
• Use natural language - No need for AWS CLI syntax, just describe what you want
• Reference time periods - “Last week”, “this month”, “yesterday” all work

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Popular Combinations

Many users combine prompts for complete workflows:

1. Cost Analysis: Start with “Previous Month Bill” → Ask “What can we optimize?” → Request “Show unused resources”
2. Infrastructure Review: Begin with “VPCs List” → Follow up “Show me security groups” → Ask “Any security issues?”
3. Quick Setup: Use “VPC with public and private subnets” → Add “Deploy EC2 instance” → Request “Set up load balancer”

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Need More Help?

• Check conversation history - See how others have used similar prompts
• Contact support - support@rebase.run for custom use cases