A service that answers "can these two talk?" in two clicks

Each traffic request at work meant following security groups, routes, and firewalls by hand in the console. I had automated part of that with internal Python tools, and this service brings that experience to a screen. It is still in development.

After more than two months of development with Codex, I decided to start over with Claude Code, keeping only the product knowledge and design assets.

I judged that rebuilding on what I had learned about the product would be better for quality and speed than fixing the existing implementation.

Goals

• Show complex, connected AWS resources as a diagram
• Determine whether two selected resources can communicate, and which security policy allows or blocks it
• Final scope: connection and lookup across multiple AWS accounts and all regions within an organization or registered by customers, reachability checks, and a history of changes

Structure

• BYOC (Bring Your Own Cloud, installed in the customer’s environment): the customer runs a provided CloudFormation template (a blueprint that creates AWS resources) in their own AWS account, and the required permissions, resources, and services are set up automatically.
• After setup, the first-run screen creates administrator and regular user accounts, and registers the AWS accounts to collect from.
• An AI model is planned as an analysis aid, and the goal is to offer this as SaaS.