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Cloud & AI Spend Governor

A FinOps-inspired platform for analyzing cloud and AI spending, detecting cost risks, simulating optimization scenarios, and generating actionable cost-control recommendations.

Cloud & AI Spend Governor is a maintained experimental prototype using local, reproducible analysis inputs. It does not claim live cloud-account scans or production cost outcomes.

Stylized Cloud and AI Spend Governor findings report

Product overview

Why this product exists.

Cloud & AI Spend Governor analyzes local infrastructure inputs, applies policy-aware checks, and produces structured findings for the CLI, dashboard, SARIF, and GitHub Actions annotations.

Problem / motivation

Cost feedback often arrives after deployment. This project explores how teams can surface understandable cost and policy findings earlier in the delivery workflow using local, reproducible inputs.

Product experience

Key features.

  1. 01

    Shared structured findings across CLI and dashboard outputs

  2. 02

    SARIF reports and GitHub Actions annotations

  3. 03

    Local scenario and policy-based analysis

Under the surface

Architecture and technical challenges.

Challenges

  • Keeping each finding explainable across human and machine-readable outputs
  • Separating simulated/local pricing inputs from claims about live cloud billing data

Technology stack

.NETASP.NET CoreBlazorSARIFGitHub Actions

Delivery status

What exists today.

Implemented

  • Structured findings
  • CLI output
  • SARIF
  • GitHub annotations

Experimental

  • Local pricing and policy scenarios

Planned

  • Broader infrastructure-format coverage
  • Richer decision-comparison views

Honest edges

Limitations and what comes next.

Known limitations

  • Pricing catalogs and scenarios are local or demo-based; the project does not claim live cloud account scans.

Future improvements

  • Broaden infrastructure format coverage
  • Add richer decision-comparison views