Bypassing the AWS Lambda 4KB limit to run polyglot AI agents
CI-enforced regex equivalence checks across TypeScript and Python runtimes is a clever safety pattern.

Managed Prowler alternative with flat-rate pricing instead of AWS Security Hub's per-resource fees.
SMBs, CTOs, DevOps engineers managing AWS
Prowler · AWS Security Hub
I built AWSight as a simpler option. It runs a few hundred security checks against your AWS accounts daily and maps findings to CIS, NIST, and PCI DSS controls. It connects through a read-only cross-account IAM role and never writes to your environment.
Results show up in Grafana dashboards with remediation steps for each finding. I chose Grafana because most engineers already know how to use it.
If you already run Prowler yourself, AWSight is basically that idea but managed: scheduled scans, historical tracking, and compliance mapping without running the infrastructure.
Pricing is flat-rate starting at $249/month per account, regardless of resource count.
Demo dashboards with sample data (no signup): https://awsight.com/demo.html
(Grafana panels can take a few moments to load on first visit.)
I'm a solo founder building this. Happy to talk architecture, specific checks, or why AWS Config billing is so difficult to predict.
CI-enforced regex equivalence checks across TypeScript and Python runtimes is a clever safety pattern.
Open-source policy enforcement for GitLab CI where Enterprise features usually cost extra.
The project maps the entire OAuth/MCP discovery-to-DCR funnel and gives actionable failure points — e.g., missing WWW-Authenticate headers, malformed PRM or issuer metadata, or broken token endpoints. It’s a focused, practical CLI that also fits into CI (GitHub Actions badge, quickscan command), so teams can catch auth regressions before rollout. Niche but very useful if you run or validate MCP/OAuth endpoints; wider adoption will depend on more examples and integration templates.
Secure Enclave-bound AWS credentials could replace access keys if it works.
One-click CloudTrail monitoring, but AWS Security Hub and GuardDuty already cover this.
Yet another feedback tool competing with Canny, but flat pricing beats per-user fees.