Hey Product Hunt,

I'm Emmanuel Bakare, CEO of CostGraph.

Every team we talked to had the same problem: they could see what they spent, but not whether it was worth it. The bill says $X. It doesn't say that half your Kubernetes requests are padding, that your CI jobs run on the most expensive runner you have, or what each of your agents' sandboxes actually costs.

CostGraph answers both questions: what does it cost, and is that cost justified?

Context. Everything you run and pay for as one connected map: accounts, clusters, workloads, disks, databases and outside services, the lines between them, and what each one costs. Billed, allocated or idle.

Graph AI. Ask why a cost went up, what is idle, or what to cut, and get the answer from your own data. Ask it to act and it starts a workflow that follows your approvals.

AutoPilot. It fixes what it finds, in three places:

- Kubernetes: rightsizes CPU, memory and GPUs, places workloads on the cheapest node pool, and grows volumes before they fill. One annotation, nothing changes in Git.

- CI: runs every GitHub Actions job on the best runner you already have, including GitHub-hosted, Blacksmith, Ubicloud, your own cluster or your own sandboxes. A runner is kept only if real runs are cheaper and no slower.

- Sandboxes: starts each new agent sandbox on the provider that fits your policy, and shows what every sandbox costs per agent, run and customer.

Every change AutoPilot makes is tracked against what it saved.

Connect your cloud, Kubernetes, CI runners, sandbox providers and SaaS once. Hosted or self-hosted, and AutoPilot is included in your plan.

We'd love your toughest questions, and if you try it, tell us the first piece of waste it found for you.

Docs: https://docs.costgraph.ai