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@gnaws/cli

v0.2.0

Published

GNAWS CLI — See what's beneath your cloud

Readme

@gnaws/cli

Graph your AWS. Find what's gnawing at your bill.

npm license node

Interactive CLI for @gnaws/core — scan your AWS account, build the resource graph, detect unused resources, and export to Gephi/sigma.js/Markdown/CSV.

Installation

npm install -g @gnaws/cli
# or run without installing:
npx @gnaws/cli

Requires Node.js >= 24.

Usage

🐭 GNAWS CLI  (type /help for commands)

gnaws> /scan [profile]        Scan live AWS account and build graph
gnaws> /load <path>           Load from a local dump (no credentials needed)
gnaws> /sample                Load bundled sample data to try detection/export
gnaws> /detect [output.md]    Detect unused resources (optionally save report)
gnaws> /export <gexf|json|md|csv> [path]  Export graph
gnaws> /dump [path]           Dump inventory to JSON files for offline use
gnaws> /regions               List scanned regions
gnaws> /help                  Show all commands
gnaws> /quit                  Exit

Example workflow

npx @gnaws/cli

gnaws> /scan my-aws-profile
  Scanning AWS resources with profile [my-aws-profile]...
  ✔ Scan complete: 4521 nodes, 8734 edges

gnaws> /detect report.md
gnaws> /export gexf graph.gexf
gnaws> /dump ./dump
gnaws> /quit

Reload later from the dump — no AWS credentials needed:

npx @gnaws/cli

gnaws> /load ./dump
gnaws> /detect
gnaws> /export gexf graph.gexf

Try it without AWS credentials

The CLI includes sample data with intentionally broken resources so you can try the detection workflow immediately:

npx @gnaws/cli

gnaws> /sample
  ✔ Sample loaded: 24 nodes, 30 edges — try /detect

gnaws> /detect
  9 unused resources found

Configuration

The CLI reads AWS_PROFILE from the environment or from a .env file in the current directory. You can also pass the profile directly to /scan:

export AWS_PROFILE=my-profile
npx @gnaws/cli
gnaws> /scan              # uses my-profile

# or pass it inline:
gnaws> /scan other-profile

Log level

Set LOG_LEVEL to control verbosity (default: info):

LOG_LEVEL=debug npx @gnaws/cli

Available levels: debug, info, warn, error, silent.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Support

If GNAWS saves you money on your AWS bill, consider sponsoring the project.

Sponsor on GitHub Sponsor on PayPal

License

AGPL-3.0 — see LICENSE.


Not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon Web Services.