Draft improvements from assistant conversations: AWS deploy guidance#5
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Summary
Make AWS and other self-hosted deploy guidance discoverable on the CLI integration page, so readers don't bounce off the docs and ask the assistant where to start.
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integrations/cli.mdxwith an AWS CodeBuildbuildspec.ymlexample and notes for environments without a git checkout (Docker, Lambda zips, pre-baked artifacts).integrations/overview.mdxto name the common AWS surfaces (CodeBuild, ECS, EC2, Lambda) and deep-link to the new section.Context
Recent assistant conversations show users asking how to use Interfere with AWS deploys and being told there are no AWS-specific docs, even though the CLI is the supported path. The existing CLI page already covered this case in passing — these edits give it a named section and a concrete example so it surfaces both for readers and for retrieval.