Names every line in the file you have open that starts a recurring cloud charge, with the published us-east-1 price and the date it changes by itself.
What it finds
line 12 single_nat_gateway = false 3 NAT gateways = $98.55/mo in hourly charges alone
line 31 version = "1.34" $0.60/cluster-hour instead of $0.10 from 2026-12-02
line 44 map_public_ip_on_launch = true $0.005/hr per instance = $3.65/mo each, since 2024-02-01
line 57 retention_in_days = 0 Never Expire; ingestion is $0.50/GB in the Standard class
What it does for free
The file you have open, checked against every rule that ships inside
Every finding carries the published us-east-1 unit price, not a severity colour
Lifecycle findings carry the date the price changes on its own, with nothing edited
Check a selection alone when you are reviewing somebody else's pull request
With a licence
Every file in the repository instead of the one you have open — walks the whole workspace, modules and environments included, and reports the standing charges the repository starts as a whole
The findings as a CSV, JSON or HTML file — writes a report file into the workspace so it can be attached to a change request or a budget review
Machine output that fails a build — prints one JSON object per finding and exits non-zero so a pipeline can stop a merge that adds a standing charge
Amazon's own published price for the same untouched cluster after the date passes: $0.60 per cluster-hour instead of $0.10, which is $365 more every month.
