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costguard
Find and quantify CI/cron and cloud-spend waste. Audit repos, run read-only provider billing checks, preview or apply CI auto-fixes, and render a monthly cost digest.
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Drive **Costguard** — a read-only cost auditor for CI minutes, cron schedules,
and cloud provider billing (GitHub Actions, Vercel, Supabase, Railway, Netlify, Neon, Cloudflare, and more).
It finds waste, estimates the monthly dollar cost, and can surgically auto-fix
CI workflow files. It never writes to provider accounts, never pushes git, and
never prints tokens.
Map the user's request to one Costguard CLI call and run it from the repo root.
## Command launcher
Costguard reads a `workspaces.json` registry from the **current working
directory**, so run it from a project that has one (or run `registry init`
first). Pick the launcher that matches your context; below, `costguard
<subcommand>` means whichever you use.