I didn’t build Skyglass after a prod disaster. I wish I had a better origin story, but the truth is I just looked around in 2026 and wondered how nobody had built this yet. If you want to see your cloud infrastructure at a glance, your options today are: • A cloud console that shows one service at a time • A 14,000-line Terraform state file • Confluence diagrams that are outdated the moment they’re published Multi-cloud view? Nothing. One-click blast radius? Nothing. Something that runs locally without shipping your credentials to a SaaS? Nothing. So I built it. npx skyglass-cli --demo Ten seconds, no credentials, no account. Nothing leaves your machine. What it does: • Scans AWS, Azure, and GCP with strict read-only calls (Describe, List, Get) • Interactive 2D graph using the official icons from all three providers • Blast radius mode: click a resource and see the cascade of dependent failures • Imports from existing Terraform state files • Semantic zoom, from multi-cloud overview down to single-service detail • Exports to PNG, JSON, DOT, CSV, plus snapshots and diffs between scans The principle behind it: your infrastructure belongs to you. You should be able to see it without asking anyone’s permission. This is v1. What I need now is feedback, issues, and real use cases. That’s what’ll make it genuinely useful instead of just another side project on GitHub. Happy to answer any questions about the architecture, the scanning approach, or the design choices.

Skyglass-cli

See your entire cloud infrastructure in one command.

See your entire cloud infrastructure in one command.