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Idctl
Spot Git/AWS/K8s identity mismatches before you deploy
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Spot Git/AWS/K8s identity mismatches before you deploy
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See which iidctl is a read-only CLI that checks whether your Git, AWS, Kubernetes, and SSH contexts actually match before you run a command — catching wrong-account deploys and costly mistakes before they happen.dentity your next Git, AWS, Kubernetes or SSH action will actually use. - voyager556321/idctl
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I was juggling work and personal Git accounts and got so confused about which identity was active that I ended up regenerating my SSH key just to reset the situation. Not my finest moment.
That's why I built idctl — a read-only CLI that shows your Git, AWS, Kubernetes, and SSH identity context all at once, so you catch a mismatch before it costs you time.
Four commands cover the core workflow:
idctl status — see your current identity across all contexts
idctl risk — ranked HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW issues with exact fix commands
idctl predict — see which identity your next command will actually use, before you run it
idctl init — set up in 30 seconds
No secrets stored. No config changed. Just reads and reports.
It's fully open source: github.com/voyager556321/idctl
Would love feedback, especially from anyone managing multiple AWS accounts or kubectl contexts daily — what would make this actually fit into your workflow?
honestly this saved me from pushing to the wrong aws account yesterday, the pre-flight check is such a simple idea but kind of genius for anyone juggling multiple profiles.
@arifedorte14545 Really glad it caught that yesterday! Curious — do you juggle many AWS profiles, or is it mostly work vs personal? Trying to understand real setups before building more.
finally something that catches those "wait which account am i in" moments before a deploy. the read-only design feels smart — no risk of accidentally doing something dumb while checking.
@suat0tli That moment is exactly what I was trying to catch. How often does it happen to you — mostly AWS, or kube/git too? Trying to learn from real use cases.