AlertD: AI Agents for AWS Cost, Security, Compliance, Performance & LLM

AlertD is a team of purpose-built AI agents for AWS operations: security, compliance, cost optimization, performance, and LLM infrastructure. The agents do the grunt work, deliver the context, and propose the fix; your team decides.

Within about 30 minutes of deployment, AlertD auto-inventories your entire estate across every account and region: a live graph of resources, metrics, pricing, and relationships, LLM stack included. It continuously maps your infrastructure topology and catches every change as it happens, including drift, orphaned resources, and out-of-band CLI changes. Resources are auto-classified into peer cohorts (no clean tags required), so alerts come from context, not brittle hand-tuned thresholds.

The agents reason across millions of cross-resource relationships and narrow them to the ones that matter. Analysis that takes engineers hours, days, or weeks of tool-switching by hand completes in seconds, and every finding arrives with its evidence and a proposed fix: a Terraform or CloudFormation diff, ready for your PR workflow. AlertD holds no write permissions of its own. Your team reviews, approves, and applies through your own pipeline, and every agent action is logged. Gartner calls this autonomy level "Act with Approval"; it is the level AlertD is built around.

Your team works with the agents wherever they already are. Ask Flappy, the conversational agent in Slack, anything about your environment in plain English. Connect your coding agents and Claude Code over MCP, the same open standard AWS builds its own agents on. Or use the AlertD portal for the full picture. AlertD also meters your LLM spend: every Bedrock token counted daily, cost per feature, and budget breaches flagged the day they start.

Pricing is consumption based, metered in tokens, the unit of an agent's work, with hard caps and budgets built in. No per-seat, per-host, or per-workload pricing, and no upfront annual commitment. Start with a free 30-day trial: first ranked findings inside the first hour.