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Spend breakdown by service, anomaly detection, idle resource identification, and right-sizing recommendations — all queryable through conversation.
The problem
Cloud bills are opaque. Costs creep up month over month, and by the time you notice a spike, it has already burned through budget. Identifying which team, service, or resource is responsible requires diving into billing consoles across multiple accounts.
The solution
Spend analysis & breakdown
Monthly spend overview broken down by service, resource, team, and environment. Month-over-month trends with percentage changes highlighted.
Anomaly detection
Automatic detection of cost spikes with root cause attribution. Identifies which specific resource or usage pattern drove the increase.
Idle resource identification
Finds over-provisioned and unused resources: unattached EBS volumes, idle load balancers, oversized instances, and dev clusters running 24/7.
Right-sizing recommendations
Analyzes actual utilization to recommend instance type changes, reserved instance purchases, and savings plan commitments with projected savings.
Real Prompts
Real examples you can type today. Every response is backed by actual actions.
“Why did my AWS bill spike 30% this month?”
Two factors: NAT Gateway data transfer doubled ($340 to $680) from the new video upload feature, and the dev cluster ran 24/7 instead of scaling to zero overnight (+$220).
Potential savings: $440/mo. I can generate a scheduled scale-down for the dev cluster and recommend a VPC endpoint for S3 to reduce NAT costs.
“Are there any idle resources I should clean up?”
Found 7 idle resources across 2 accounts: 3 unattached EBS volumes (120GB total, $12/mo), 2 idle NAT gateways in unused VPCs ($65/mo), 1 oversized RDS dev instance ($95/mo), and 1 unused Elastic IP ($3.60/mo).
Total potential savings: $175.60/mo. Want me to generate cleanup Terraform for any of these?
“Should I use reserved instances for my RDS?”
Your prod-db (db.r6g.xlarge) has been running on-demand for 8 months at $580/mo. A 1-year no-upfront RI would cost $380/mo — saving $200/mo ($2,400/year). The instance has 99.8% uptime, so commitment risk is low.
“What is my monthly cloud spend by service?”
Total: $4,230/mo across 3 accounts. Top services: EC2 ($1,450), RDS ($890), S3 ($520), EKS ($380), NAT Gateway ($340), CloudFront ($280), other ($370). EC2 is up 12% month-over-month.
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