Pasu- Open-Source CLI AWS IAM Analyzer Tool
Auto-fixes dangerous IAM policies with least-privilege replacements in seconds.

It turns a messy manual flow — handing credentials to an agent and hoping you remember to revoke them — into a neat MCP broker that issues scoped AWS STS creds on demand, with a setup wizard and claude mcp integration. No backend to manage and creds auto-expire, which is a pragmatic, low-friction approach; I'd like to see first-class multi-account orchestration, audit logs, and a library of policy templates next.
Developers using AI coding agents, DevOps/cloud engineers, SREs who manage AWS access
I've been using Claude Code for managing my AWS infra and I have multiple accounts (probably should have just one but here we are), and everytime I needed to work with my Cloudfront or S3 or Dynamo or anything else I was constantly updating AWS IAM Policies and had to remember to remove the policy permissions after I was done so my account didn't just have access to everything for my user.
So I built a simple MCP server that talks to AWS STS and allows claude code to request temporary credentials with a standard AWS IAM policy scoped to the specific service and permissions for a limited amount of time.
Now claude asks me to approve the permissions and the MCP takes over and vends the credentials. The nice thing is that there is no backend to maintain or durations to manage since AWS STS handles all those including expiration of the credentials.
Check it out, give me your feedback and feature requests are welcome.
Free & Open Source: https://github.com/builder-magic/timebound-iam
Auto-fixes dangerous IAM policies with least-privilege replacements in seconds.
Persistent IAM review with audit trails beats one-shot scanners, but GCP-only limits reach.
It gives Claude/Cursor-style assistants a single set of MCP actions (query, list_collections, describe_collection) across SQL, NoSQL and analytics stores, and smartly defaults to read-only so you don't accidentally mutate production. Configuration via env vars or the Claude CLI plus an extensible McpConnector interface makes it a pragmatic, low-friction tool for LLM tooling — more adapters, auth examples (IAM for Athena) and docs would push it further.
Unix chmod for AI agents—same push_files tool allowed on feature branches, denied on main.
LocalStack alternative in Go, but LocalStack already owns local AWS testing with better service coverage.
Auto-generates AWS diagrams from read-only IAM scans with versioned change history.