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Most of this isn't needed because you can use Anthropic on Bedrock through Anthropic's official Python package, avoiding all the annoying differences in the APIs, and avoiding having to manually handle all the boto3 stuff :)
The only thing you have to do is literally to replace "Anthropic" class client name with "AnthropicBedrock" and have the AWS ID/secret key/region in your env or provide them on initialization for that client. There are docs in GitHub README of the official Anthropic package.
The side-by-side SDK comparison is exactly what the migration docs are missing — the official Bedrock docs show the Boto3 invocation but gloss over the response schema differences, which is where most of the migration friction actually lives. One thing I ran into: the streaming response object from Bedrock uses an EventStream iterator rather than the chunk generator in the Anthropic SDK, and the token count fields are in a different location in the final message_stop event. Did you find the response parsing needed significant changes beyond the client instantiation?