Lazy AWS
I love seeing tools like this because the AWS console has been the same clunky experience for a decade, and nobody fixed it until now. Keyboard-driven navigation is the obvious answer for anyone who's ever tabbed through twenty menus just to find a single EC2 instance. The fact that it's being shared as a discussion and a link suggests it's early days, probably a side project or a small open-source thing, which makes me want to try it even more.
What I'd want to know is how deep the coverage goes. Does it handle just the basics like EC2 and S3, or does it stretch into the weird corners like CloudFormation stacks and IAM policies? That's where these tools usually fall apart. The promise of a home for your resources is nice, but the real test is whether it makes me faster or just gives me a prettier way to do the same clicking.
I'm cautiously optimistic. The developer tooling space has been ripe for a shakeup, and anything that respects keyboard-first workflows is on the right track. If it ships with solid search and a good command palette, it could carve out a real niche. I'd love to see it grow into something that handles multiple accounts and profiles, because that's where I always lose time.