Performed incremental review of 49a85f9...3a10fe5

Analysis

1. Limited Test Coverage - No dedicated integration tests exist for the AWS SSM secrets backend, creating a blind spot for validating the dependency update in realistic scenarios. This is a pre-existing issue but increases risk during dependency changes.

2. Type Safety Opportunity - Current code in pkg/secrets/ssm.go uses string literals (e.g., "SecureString") instead of the type-safe constants provided by the SDK (e.g., types.ParameterTypeSecureString), which reduces compiler-checked safety.

3. Monitoring Gap - No specific metrics or monitoring appear to be in place to detect potential issues with AWS SDK operations after deployment, making it difficult to identify performance changes or failures introduced by the update.

4. CI/CD Pipeline Weakness - Current CI/CD configuration doesn't exercise AWS credential paths or validate secret management backends, leaving potential integration issues undetected until production deployment.

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