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I am not sure, but I think caveman is available for any model any agentic tool


Hello guys, I am just another backend/devops guy who works a lot with AWS doing mostly repetitive tasks. This is precisely the reason why I created aws-doctor, a CLI tool that allows you to audit your aws account, compare costs between current and last month for the same period and many other things

I already talked about this tool in this link (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46675092) and today I just want to tell you about the recent major updates

1 - now you can generate the pdf reports from the terminal (no headless browser needed) from each flow: cost, trend, waste

2 - there are new checks added, like S3 buckets without lifecycle policies, idle rds instances and more..

3 - I built a dedicated docs site where you can quickly search for exactly what you need

The project also just crossed 400 on GitHub, which is a huge milestone for me! If you try it out and find it useful for your own infrastructure, I would really appreciate a star on the repo (https://github.com/elC0mpa/aws-doctor)


Thanks a lot for the detailed answer, will take a look at the examples


Wow, looks great. Just a quick general recommendations:

You should give a direct curl to an install.sh to provide a simpler installation step for you tool and besides I think it would be good to publish it on home brew for MacOS users.

This post came in a good moment because I am developing a CLI and I want to add some interactivity to it in the next major version and in some way your CLI has helped me with that.

This is my CLI (https://github.com/elC0mpa/aws-doctor)

There you can check how I implemented the home brew distribution and the install.sh file for the easy installation step


Well, maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but I prefer the Gemini Cli, I paid Google AI Pro for the year and it is perfect for me, even though it's true that pro model sometimes takes like 2 - 4 minutes to answer


hof looks pretty nice, definitely deserves a star, will also take a look at The Dagger. Thanks


Thanks, hof has 3-6 cli/tui depending on how you count. A subset of Dagger and CUE cli commands are embedded for convenience. There is an old tcell TUI inspired by the bloomberg terminal and the start of a new Charm based TUI in the agentic area. There may still be a repl in there, not sure if it's wired up currently.


Don't know if you have any experience with golang or aws, but maybe it worth taking a look at aws-doctor (https://github.com/elC0mpa/aws-doctor). This is a CLI tool I built myself, in the future want to make it more interactive and I am looking for some CLI apps to take ideas from there


I'm a gopher but stay away from AWS

Google recently launched a cli for gmail and docs that I've been meaning to try.


Reaaly nice one tig, will definitely try it out. Thanks!!!!


Interesting POV


Thanks, anyways I have the Google AI Pro subscription for one year, so for now I will continue using Gemini


I understand your position, however for some strange reason (maybe because like I am the kind of software engineer who liks to do most by himself) I haven't noticed any issue every time I ask Gemini to do something. Thanks anyways for your comment!!!


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