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regarding 3, are you sure? The type `PolicyDocument` and the nested types within all accept `Input&lt;T&gt;`

Can you please link to that type as I cannot seem to find it

I found <https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/crosswalk/aws/iam/|this article about the >`PolicyDocument` type but that type doesn't expose any `Output&lt;T&gt;` properties like a JSON representation of the policy so I still cannot use it with inline policies, but thanks for pointing it out.

After a second look, it seems like I should ditch `inline_policies` in favor of other resources like `BucketPolicy` or `RolePolicy`

If you use an IDE like VS Code the hinting will show `Input&lt;T&gt;` as the type for the property keys. But here's the path to the typings file in node_modules `node_modules/@pulumi/aws/iam/documents.d.ts`

regarding 1. you can export an async function that returns stack outputs

```export = async () =&gt; {
  // do stuff
  return {
    myStackOutput: foo.name
  };
};```

Ah welp `PolicyDocument` doesn't support `CanonicalUser` for `Principal` :disappointed: