What is sample-corgiro-aws-ops-skills?

Corgiro is a skill, in the sense used by AI coding agent tools, that gives an AI agent a structured playbook for reviewing an entire AWS account organization. Instead of asking an agent open ended questions about your AWS setup, you install Corgiro into an agent that supports the skills format, then run one of its built in commands, and it performs a read only sweep across every account in your AWS Organization and produces a shareable report. Each type of sweep looks at a different area. One checks which accounts in the organization are actually reachable and flags any that are newly added or have recently become unreachable. Another pulls AWS Health events across the organization and assesses the pattern of risk they represent. Others look specifically at databases running on RDS or Aurora that are approaching the end of AWS support, at Amazon EKS clusters running Kubernetes versions nearing end of support, and at general EC2 fleet health, covering things like whether instances are on an outdated generation, whether they are rightsized, and how well storage is optimized. Additional modes cover Bedrock model lifecycle status and Reserved Instance or Savings Plan coverage across the organization. Installing it is done through a command line tool for adding skills to AI agents, which detects which agents you have installed and lets you choose where to add Corgiro. After installing, a one time setup command walks you through choosing between two ways of granting it access: reusing your existing AWS IAM Identity Center single sign on setup with no changes to your AWS Organization, or a deeper setup that grants organization wide, cross account, read only access through a dedicated role deployed with CloudFormation. State from setup is saved locally on your machine. The project also includes a guided mode for building your own custom Corgiro report types. It ships as sample code under the MIT-0 license and is explicitly described as being for educational and demonstration purposes rather than direct production use without further review.