mission-finops products
AWS cost evidence your team can inspect, control, and reuse.
Two products, one relationship between them: Kulshan builds the evidence, Mission FinOps and the Early Access Agent interpret it.
How the pieces fit.
Kulshan
Mission FinOps services · Agent (Early Access)
Kulshan produces evidence. It does not interpret it. Mission FinOps services interpret evidence and support decisions. Mission FinOps Agent is designed to make that evidence method available conversationally and repeatedly. Humans remain responsible for material financial and architectural decisions — no product here is an autonomous cost-remediation bot.
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Kulshan
The local-first AWS evidence engine behind Mission FinOps investigations. Ten read-level diagnostic packs, five output formats, workspaces, and a consultant evidence export with alias/redaction gates.
Explore Kulshan →Kulshan-assisted Evidence Review
Run Kulshan in your environment, share an approved or redacted evidence package, and receive an independent evidence assessment without granting Mission FinOps direct AWS access.
Review the option →Interactive AWS tools
Free browser-based assessments and calculators — landing-zone fit, governance posture, and estate-shaped scenarios — distinct from paid Mission FinOps services.
Browse the tools →Early Access.
Mission FinOps Agent
A private FinOps agent that shows its work: it answers AWS cost questions using approved evidence while exposing the support, contradictions, missing data, confidence limits, ownership, and next decision behind every answer.
Not generally available. No autonomous AWS remediation and no production write permissions. Human review is required for material conclusions.
Bring me the messy question.
If you want help turning evidence into an answer finance and engineering both accept, see how the services are shaped.
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