claws is a terminal user interface for managing AWS resources.
Inspired by k9s, it provides a keyboard-driven interface with vim-style navigation for browsing, inspecting, filtering, and acting on resources across a wide range of AWS services, including compute, storage, databases, containers, and serverless components. It also supports working across multiple AWS profiles and regions, and includes an AI chat assistant that uses AWS Bedrock for contextual analysis.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides an interactive terminal UI with vim-style keybindings for navigating AWS resources.
- Supports 70 AWS services and 175 resource types.
- Works with multiple AWS profiles and multiple regions in parallel.
- Offers resource actions such as starting and stopping instances, deleting resources, and tailing logs.
- Supports cross-resource navigation, such as moving from a VPC to its subnets or from Lambda to CloudWatch.
- Includes filtering and sorting with fuzzy search, tag filtering, and column sorting.
- Provides a side-by-side diff view for resource comparison.
- Includes an AI chat assistant with AWS context via Bedrock.
- Offers six color themes including dark, light, nord, dracula, gruvbox, and catppuccin.
Website: github.com/clawscli/claws
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Developer: clawscli
License: Apache License 2.0
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