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"content": "import boto3\nimport csv\nfrom botocore.exceptions import ClientError, ProfileNotFound\nfrom aws_utils import setup_org_accounts_session, get_boto_session, export_to_sheets\n\ndef get_bucket_region(s3_client, bucket_name):\n try:\n response = s3_client.get_bucket_location(Bucket=bucket_name)\n return response.get(\"LocationConstraint\") or \"us-east-1\"\n except ClientError:\n return \"unknown\"\n\ndef check_public_access_block(s3_client, bucket_name):\n try:\n response = s3_client.get_public_access_block(Bucket=bucket_name)\n pab = response.get(\"PublicAccessBlockConfiguration\", {})\n return all([\n pab.get(\"BlockPublicAcls\", False),\n pab.get(\"IgnorePublicAcls\", False),\n pab.get(\"BlockPublicPolicy\", False),\n pab.get(\"RestrictPublicBuckets\", False),\n ])\n except ClientError as e:\n if e.response[\"Error\"][\"Code\"] == \"NoSuchPublicAccessBlockConfiguration\":\n return False\n return \"Error\"\n\ndef check_encryption(s3_client, bucket_name):\n try:\n response = s3_client.get_bucket_encryption(Bucket=bucket_name)\n rules = response.get(\"ServerSideEncryptionConfiguration\", {}).get(\"Rules\", [])\n if rules:\n return rules[0].get(\"ApplyServerSideEncryptionByDefault\", {}).get(\"SSEAlgorithm\", \"Enabled\")\n return False\n except ClientError as e:\n if e.response[\"Error\"][\"Code\"] == \"ServerSideEncryptionConfigurationNotFoundError\":\n return \"Disabled\"\n return \"Error\"\n\ndef check_versioning(s3_client, bucket_name):\n try:\n response = s3_client.get_bucket_versioning(Bucket=bucket_name)\n return response.get(\"Status\", \"Disabled\")\n except ClientError:\n return \"Error\"\n\ndef check_lifecycle(s3_client, bucket_name):\n try:\n s3_client.get_bucket_lifecycle_configuration(Bucket=bucket_name)\n return \"Enabled\"\n except ClientError as e:\n if e.response[\"Error\"][\"Code\"] == \"NoSuchLifecycleConfiguration\":\n return \"Disabled\"\n return \"Error\"\n\ndef fetch_s3_details(s3_global, bucket_name, account_id, account_name):\n region = get_bucket_region(s3_global, bucket_name)\n s3_regional = boto3.client(\"s3\", region_name=region if region != \"unknown\" else \"us-east-1\")\n \n return {\n \"AccountName\": account_name,\n \"AccountID\": account_id,\n \"BucketName\": bucket_name,\n \"Region\": region,\n \"PublicAccessBlockAll\": check_public_access_block(s3_regional, bucket_name),\n \"Encryption\": check_encryption(s3_regional, bucket_name),\n \"Versioning\": check_versioning(s3_regional, bucket_name),\n \"LifecyclePolicies\": check_lifecycle(s3_regional, bucket_name),\n }\n\ndef run():\n get_boto_session()\n all_rows = []\n fieldnames = [\"AccountName\", \"AccountID\", \"BucketName\", \"Region\", \"PublicAccessBlockAll\", \"Encryption\", \"Versioning\", \"LifecyclePolicies\"]\n\n for account, profile_name in setup_org_accounts_session():\n account_id = account[\"Id\"]\n account_name = account[\"Name\"]\n try:\n account_session = boto3.Session(profile_name=profile_name)\n s3_global = account_session.client(\"s3\")\n buckets_resp = s3_global.list_buckets()\n for bucket in buckets_resp.get(\"Buckets\", []):\n bucket_name = bucket[\"Name\"]\n details = fetch_s3_details(s3_global, bucket_name, account_id, account_name)\n all_rows.append(details)\n print(f\" [S3] {account_name}: {bucket_name}\")\n except (ClientError, ProfileNotFound) as e:\n print(f\"Error accessing account {account_name}: {e}\")\n\n # Write to CSV\n filename = \"aws_s3_security_audit.csv\"\n with open(filename, mode=\"w\", newline=\"\") as csvfile:\n writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames)\n writer.writeheader()\n for row in all_rows:\n writer.writerow(row)\n\n print(f\"\\nS3 security audit complete. Results saved to {filename}.\")\n export_to_sheets(\"aws-s3-security-audit\", fieldnames, [list(r.values()) for r in all_rows])\n\nif __name__ == \"__main__\":\n run()\n",
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Add Summary Sheet\n ws_summary = sh.get_worksheet(0)\n ws_summary.update_title(\"Summary\")\n\n if acc_col in df.columns:\n summary = (\n df.groupby(acc_col)[[lbm_col, mbm_col]].sum().reset_index()\n )\n summary_headers = summary.columns.tolist()\n summary_rows = summary.astype(str).values.tolist()\n\n # Add totals to summary\n total_lbm = summary[lbm_col].sum()\n total_mbm = summary[mbm_col].sum()\n summary_rows.append(\n [\n \"TOTAL\",\n str(round(total_lbm, 4)),\n str(round(total_mbm, 4)),\n ]\n )\n\n ws_summary.update([summary_headers] + summary_rows)\n else:\n total_lbm = df[lbm_col].sum()\n total_mbm = df[mbm_col].sum()\n data = [\n [\"Metric\", \"Value (MTCO2e)\"],\n [\"Total Location-Based\", str(round(total_lbm, 4))],\n [\"Total Market-Based\", str(round(total_mbm, 4))],\n ]\n ws_summary.update(data)\n\n ws_summary.format(\"A1:Z1\", {\"textFormat\": {\"bold\": True}})\n ws_summary.freeze(rows=1)\n\n # 2. 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"content": "import boto3\nimport pandas as pd\nimport io\nfrom datetime import datetime\nfrom dateutil.relativedelta import relativedelta\nfrom botocore.exceptions import ClientError\nfrom aws_utils import get_boto_session, get_google_auth\nfrom datetime import date\n\ndef fetch_carbon_data(s3_client, start_year, bucket=\"dxw-carbon\", prefix=\"carbon/carbon-emissions/data/\"):\n \"\"\"\n Fetches carbon data for the reporting year starting Sept 1st of start_year.\n Returns a combined DataFrame or None.\n \"\"\"\n start_date = datetime(start_year, 9, 1)\n end_date = start_date + relativedelta(years=1) - relativedelta(days=1)\n \n periods = []\n curr = start_date.replace(day=1)\n while curr <= end_date:\n periods.append(curr.strftime(\"%Y-%m\"))\n curr += relativedelta(months=1)\n\n all_dfs = []\n try:\n paginator = s3_client.get_paginator(\"list_objects_v2\")\n for page in paginator.paginate(Bucket=bucket, Prefix=prefix):\n for obj in page.get(\"Contents\", []):\n key = obj[\"Key\"]\n if not key.endswith(\".parquet\"): continue\n \n parts = key.split(\"/\")\n period_part = [p for p in parts if p.startswith(\"usage_period=\")]\n if not period_part: continue\n \n period = period_part[0].split(\"=\")[1]\n if period in periods:\n response = s3_client.get_object(Bucket=bucket, Key=key)\n df = pd.read_parquet(io.BytesIO(response[\"Body\"].read()))\n all_dfs.append(df)\n except ClientError as e:\n print(f\"Error fetching carbon data: {e}\")\n return None\n\n if not all_dfs: return None\n return pd.concat(all_dfs, ignore_index=True)\n\ndef run(year=None, output=\"carbon_report.csv\", sheets=False):\n if year is None:\n # Default to previous year if not specified\n year = date.today().year - 1\n \n session = get_boto_session()\n s3_client = session.client(\"s3\")\n \n print(f\"Fetching carbon data for reporting year starting Sept 1, {year}...\")\n df = fetch_carbon_data(s3_client, year)\n \n if df is not None:\n lbm_col, mbm_col, acc_col = \"total_lbm_emissions_value\", \"total_mbm_emissions_value\", \"usage_account_id\"\n \n if acc_col in df.columns:\n summary = df.groupby(acc_col)[[lbm_col, mbm_col]].sum().reset_index()\n print(\"\\nSummary by Account:\")\n print(summary.to_string(index=False))\n \n df.to_csv(output, index=False)\n print(f\"\\nFull data exported to {output}\")\n \n if sheets:\n gc = get_google_auth()\n if gc:\n title = f\"AWS Carbon Footprint {year}_{date.today().isoformat()}\"\n try:\n sh = gc.create(title)\n ws_summary = sh.get_worksheet(0)\n ws_summary.update_title(\"Summary\")\n if acc_col in df.columns:\n summary = df.groupby(acc_col)[[lbm_col, mbm_col]].sum().reset_index()\n ws_summary.update([summary.columns.tolist()] + summary.astype(str).values.tolist())\n ws_summary.format(\"A1:Z1\", {\"textFormat\": {\"bold\": True}})\n print(f\"Exported to Google Sheets: {sh.url}\")\n except Exception as e:\n print(f\"Error exporting to Sheets: {e}\")\n\nif __name__ == \"__main__\":\n import argparse\n parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()\n parser.add_argument(\"--year\", type=int)\n parser.add_argument(\"--output\", default=\"carbon_report.csv\")\n parser.add_argument(\"--sheets\", action=\"store_true\")\n args = parser.parse_args()\n run(year=args.year, output=args.output, sheets=args.sheets)\n"
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run_audit_module(\"audits.cost\", \"audits/cost.py\")\n\n@billing.command(name=\"bw\")\n@cli.command(name=\"bw\", help=\"Monthly bandwidth usage report\")\ndef bw():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.bw\", \"audits/bw.py\")\n\n@billing.command(name=\"bw-12m\")\n@cli.command(name=\"bw-12m\", help=\"12-month average bandwidth and costs\")\ndef bw_12m():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.bw_12m\", \"audits/bw_12m.py\")\n\n@billing.command(name=\"storage\")\n@cli.command(name=\"storage\", help=\"Monthly storage usage report\")\ndef storage():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.storage\", \"audits/storage.py\")\n\n@billing.command(name=\"service-spend\")\n@click.argument(\"account_id\", required=False)\n@cli.command(name=\"service-spend\", help=\"Breakdown service costs for an account\")\n@click.argument(\"account_id\", required=False)\ndef service_spend(account_id):\n run_audit_module(\"audits.service_spend\", \"audits/service_spend.py\", account_id=account_id)\n\n@billing.command(name=\"sheets\")\n@cli.command(name=\"billing-sheets\", help=\"Generate multi-tab billing Google Sheet\")\ndef billing_sheets():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.billing_sheets\", \"audits/billing_sheets.py\")\n\n@billing.command(name=\"sum-ecsv\")\n@click.argument(\"file_path\", required=False)\n@cli.command(name=\"summarize-ecsv\", help=\"Summarize a local billing ECSV file\")\n@click.argument(\"file_path\", required=False)\ndef summarize_ecsv(file_path):\n run_audit_module(\"audits.summarize_ecsv\", \"audits/summarize_ecsv.py\", file_path=file_path)\n\n# --- SECURITY COMMANDS ---\n\n@security.command(name=\"s3\")\n@cli.command(name=\"s3\", help=\"Audit S3 bucket security and configuration\")\ndef s3():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.s3\", \"audits/s3.py\")\n\n@security.command(name=\"sg\")\n@cli.command(name=\"sg\", help=\"Audit overly permissive security groups\")\ndef sg():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.sg\", \"audits/sg.py\")\n\n@security.command(name=\"iam\")\n@cli.command(name=\"iam\", help=\"Audit IAM users, MFA, and stale keys\")\ndef iam():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.iam\", \"audits/iam.py\")\n\n@security.command(name=\"cloudtrail\")\n@cli.command(name=\"cloudtrail\", help=\"Audit CloudTrail logging status\")\ndef cloudtrail():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.cloudtrail\", \"audits/cloudtrail.py\")\n\n# --- PRICING COMMANDS ---\n\n@pricing.command(name=\"ec2\")\n@cli.command(name=\"ec2-price\", help=\"Fetch EC2 pricing for London (T3)\")\ndef ec2_price():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.ec2_price\", \"audits/ec2_price.py\")\n\n@pricing.command(name=\"rds\")\n@cli.command(name=\"rds-price\", help=\"Fetch RDS pricing for London\")\ndef rds_price():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.rds_price\", \"audits/rds_price.py\")\n\n@pricing.command(name=\"carbon\")\n@cli.command(name=\"carbon\", help=\"AWS Carbon Footprint report\")\n@click.option(\"--year\", type=int, help=\"Starting year (Sept 1st)\")\n@click.option(\"--sheets\", is_flag=True, help=\"Export to Google Sheets\")\ndef carbon(year, sheets):\n run_audit_module(\"audits.carbon\", \"audits/carbon.py\", year=year, sheets=sheets)\n\n@pricing.command(name=\"metrics\")\n@cli.command(name=\"metrics\", help=\"Aggregated resource counts per account\")\ndef metrics():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.metrics\", \"audits/metrics.py\")\n\nif __name__ == \"__main__\":\n cli()\n"
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"fileDiff": "Index: audit.py\n===================================================================\n--- audit.py\tOriginal\n+++ audit.py\tWritten\n@@ -1,81 +1,184 @@\n-import argparse\n+import click\n import sys\n import importlib.util\n import os\n \n-# Audits mapping: command -> (module_name, file_path)\n-AUDITS = {\n- \"vpc\": (\"audits.vpc\", \"audits/vpc.py\"),\n- \"cost\": (\"audits.cost\", \"audits/cost.py\"),\n- \"bills\": (\"audits.bills\", \"audits/bills.py\"),\n- \"bills-refined\": (\"audits.bills_refined\", \"audits/bills_refined.py\"),\n- \"bw\": (\"audits.bw\", \"audits/bw.py\"),\n- \"storage\": (\"audits.storage\", \"audits/storage.py\"),\n- \"rds\": (\"audits.rds\", \"audits/rds.py\"),\n- \"asg\": (\"audits.asg\", \"audits/asg.py\"),\n- \"ips\": (\"audits.ips\", \"audits/ips.py\"),\n- \"cloudfront\": (\"audits.cloudfront\", \"audits/cloudfront.py\"),\n- \"s3\": (\"audits.s3\", \"audits/s3.py\"),\n- \"sg\": (\"audits.sg\", \"audits/sg.py\"),\n- \"iam\": (\"audits.iam\", \"audits/iam.py\"),\n- \"carbon\": (\"audits.carbon\", \"audits/carbon.py\"),\n- \"metrics\": (\"audits.metrics\", \"audits/metrics.py\"),\n- \"ec2-ami\": (\"audits.ec2_ami\", \"audits/ec2_ami.py\"),\n- \"cloudtrail\": (\"audits.cloudtrail\", \"audits/cloudtrail.py\"),\n- \"bw-12m\": (\"audits.bw_12m\", \"audits/bw_12m.py\"),\n- \"service-spend\": (\"audits.service_spend\", \"audits/service_spend.py\"),\n- \"ec2-price\": (\"audits.ec2_price\", \"audits/ec2_price.py\"),\n- \"rds-price\": (\"audits.rds_price\", \"audits/rds_price.py\"),\n- \"billing-sheets\": (\"audits.billing_sheets\", \"audits/billing_sheets.py\"),\n- \"summarize-ecsv\": (\"audits.summarize_ecsv\", \"audits/summarize_ecsv.py\"),\n-}\n-\n-def run_audit(name):\n- if name not in AUDITS:\n- print(f\"Error: Unknown audit '{name}'\")\n- print_usage()\n- sys.exit(1)\n- \n- module_name, file_path = AUDITS[name]\n- \n+def run_audit_module(module_name, file_path, **kwargs):\n+ \"\"\"Dynamically imports and runs an audit module.\"\"\"\n if not os.path.exists(file_path):\n- print(f\"Error: File not found for audit '{name}': {file_path}\")\n+ click.echo(f\"Error: File not found: {file_path}\", err=True)\n sys.exit(1)\n \n- print(f\"Running audit: {name}...\")\n- \n- # Import and run the module\n spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location(module_name, file_path)\n module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)\n sys.modules[module_name] = module\n spec.loader.exec_module(module)\n \n- # Check if there's a 'run' or 'main' function\n if hasattr(module, \"run\"):\n- module.run()\n+ # Pass kwargs to run() if it accepts them, otherwise just call it\n+ try:\n+ module.run(**kwargs)\n+ except TypeError:\n+ module.run()\n elif hasattr(module, \"main\"):\n module.main()\n else:\n- print(f\"Error: Audit '{name}' (in {file_path}) does not have a run() or main() function.\")\n+ click.echo(f\"Error: Module {module_name} has no run() or main()\", err=True)\n sys.exit(1)\n \n-def print_usage():\n- print(\"\\nAvailable audits:\")\n- for name in sorted(AUDITS.keys()):\n- print(f\" - {name}\")\n+@click.group()\n+def cli():\n+ \"\"\"AWS Organization Audit CLI - DXW Utilities\"\"\"\n+ pass\n \n-def main():\n- parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=\"AWS Organization Audit CLI\")\n- parser.add_argument(\"audit\", nargs=\"?\", help=\"Name of the audit to run\")\n- parser.add_argument(\"--list\", action=\"store_true\", help=\"List available audits\")\n- \n- args = parser.parse_args()\n- \n- if args.list or not args.audit:\n- print_usage()\n- return\n- \n- run_audit(args.audit)\n+@cli.group()\n+def inventory():\n+ \"\"\"Resource inventory and discovery audits\"\"\"\n+ pass\n \n+@cli.group()\n+def billing():\n+ \"\"\"Cost, usage, and billing audits\"\"\"\n+ pass\n+\n+@cli.group()\n+def security():\n+ \"\"\"Security, compliance, and IAM audits\"\"\"\n+ pass\n+\n+@cli.group()\n+def pricing():\n+ \"\"\"Pricing and sustainability audits\"\"\"\n+ pass\n+\n+# --- INVENTORY COMMANDS ---\n+\n+@inventory.command(name=\"vpc\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"vpc\", help=\"List all VPCs and CIDR blocks\")\n+def vpc():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.vpc\", \"audits/vpc.py\")\n+\n+@inventory.command(name=\"rds\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"rds\", help=\"List all RDS instances and clusters\")\n+def rds():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.rds\", \"audits/rds.py\")\n+\n+@inventory.command(name=\"asg\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"asg\", help=\"Audit ASGs and their AMIs\")\n+def asg():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.asg\", \"audits/asg.py\")\n+\n+@inventory.command(name=\"ips\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"ips\", help=\"List all public/elastic IPs and ALBs\")\n+def ips():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.ips\", \"audits/ips.py\")\n+\n+@inventory.command(name=\"cloudfront\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"cloudfront\", help=\"List CloudFront distributions\")\n+def cloudfront():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.cloudfront\", \"audits/cloudfront.py\")\n+\n+@inventory.command(name=\"ec2-ami\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"ec2-ami\", help=\"Inventory running EC2 instances and AMIs\")\n+def ec2_ami():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.ec2_ami\", \"audits/ec2_ami.py\")\n+\n+# --- BILLING COMMANDS ---\n+\n+@billing.command(name=\"bills\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"bills\", help=\"Last 3 months Amortized vs Unblended costs\")\n+def bills():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.bills\", \"audits/bills.py\")\n+\n+@billing.command(name=\"refined\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"bills-refined\", help=\"Costs for last 3 months excluding tax\")\n+def bills_refined():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.bills_refined\", \"audits/bills_refined.py\")\n+\n+@billing.command(name=\"cost\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"cost\", help=\"Detailed EC2 cost report with savings\")\n+def cost():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.cost\", \"audits/cost.py\")\n+\n+@billing.command(name=\"bw\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"bw\", help=\"Monthly bandwidth usage report\")\n+def bw():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.bw\", \"audits/bw.py\")\n+\n+@billing.command(name=\"bw-12m\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"bw-12m\", help=\"12-month average bandwidth and costs\")\n+def bw_12m():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.bw_12m\", \"audits/bw_12m.py\")\n+\n+@billing.command(name=\"storage\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"storage\", help=\"Monthly storage usage report\")\n+def storage():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.storage\", \"audits/storage.py\")\n+\n+@billing.command(name=\"service-spend\")\n+@click.argument(\"account_id\", required=False)\n+@cli.command(name=\"service-spend\", help=\"Breakdown service costs for an account\")\n+@click.argument(\"account_id\", required=False)\n+def service_spend(account_id):\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.service_spend\", \"audits/service_spend.py\", account_id=account_id)\n+\n+@billing.command(name=\"sheets\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"billing-sheets\", help=\"Generate multi-tab billing Google Sheet\")\n+def billing_sheets():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.billing_sheets\", \"audits/billing_sheets.py\")\n+\n+@billing.command(name=\"sum-ecsv\")\n+@click.argument(\"file_path\", required=False)\n+@cli.command(name=\"summarize-ecsv\", help=\"Summarize a local billing ECSV file\")\n+@click.argument(\"file_path\", required=False)\n+def summarize_ecsv(file_path):\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.summarize_ecsv\", \"audits/summarize_ecsv.py\", file_path=file_path)\n+\n+# --- SECURITY COMMANDS ---\n+\n+@security.command(name=\"s3\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"s3\", help=\"Audit S3 bucket security and configuration\")\n+def s3():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.s3\", \"audits/s3.py\")\n+\n+@security.command(name=\"sg\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"sg\", help=\"Audit overly permissive security groups\")\n+def sg():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.sg\", \"audits/sg.py\")\n+\n+@security.command(name=\"iam\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"iam\", help=\"Audit IAM users, MFA, and stale keys\")\n+def iam():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.iam\", \"audits/iam.py\")\n+\n+@security.command(name=\"cloudtrail\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"cloudtrail\", help=\"Audit CloudTrail logging status\")\n+def cloudtrail():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.cloudtrail\", \"audits/cloudtrail.py\")\n+\n+# --- PRICING COMMANDS ---\n+\n+@pricing.command(name=\"ec2\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"ec2-price\", help=\"Fetch EC2 pricing for London (T3)\")\n+def ec2_price():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.ec2_price\", \"audits/ec2_price.py\")\n+\n+@pricing.command(name=\"rds\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"rds-price\", help=\"Fetch RDS pricing for London\")\n+def rds_price():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.rds_price\", \"audits/rds_price.py\")\n+\n+@pricing.command(name=\"carbon\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"carbon\", help=\"AWS Carbon Footprint report\")\n+@click.option(\"--year\", type=int, help=\"Starting year (Sept 1st)\")\n+@click.option(\"--sheets\", is_flag=True, help=\"Export to Google Sheets\")\n+def carbon(year, sheets):\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.carbon\", \"audits/carbon.py\", year=year, sheets=sheets)\n+\n+@pricing.command(name=\"metrics\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"metrics\", help=\"Aggregated resource counts per account\")\n+def metrics():\n+ run_audit_module(\"audits.metrics\", \"audits/metrics.py\")\n+\n if __name__ == \"__main__\":\n- main()\n+ cli()\n",
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"originalContent": "import argparse\nimport sys\nimport importlib.util\nimport os\n\n# Audits mapping: command -> (module_name, file_path)\nAUDITS = {\n \"vpc\": (\"audits.vpc\", \"audits/vpc.py\"),\n \"cost\": (\"audits.cost\", \"audits/cost.py\"),\n \"bills\": (\"audits.bills\", \"audits/bills.py\"),\n \"bills-refined\": (\"audits.bills_refined\", \"audits/bills_refined.py\"),\n \"bw\": (\"audits.bw\", \"audits/bw.py\"),\n \"storage\": (\"audits.storage\", \"audits/storage.py\"),\n \"rds\": (\"audits.rds\", \"audits/rds.py\"),\n \"asg\": (\"audits.asg\", \"audits/asg.py\"),\n \"ips\": (\"audits.ips\", \"audits/ips.py\"),\n \"cloudfront\": (\"audits.cloudfront\", \"audits/cloudfront.py\"),\n \"s3\": (\"audits.s3\", \"audits/s3.py\"),\n \"sg\": (\"audits.sg\", \"audits/sg.py\"),\n \"iam\": (\"audits.iam\", \"audits/iam.py\"),\n \"carbon\": (\"audits.carbon\", \"audits/carbon.py\"),\n \"metrics\": (\"audits.metrics\", \"audits/metrics.py\"),\n \"ec2-ami\": (\"audits.ec2_ami\", \"audits/ec2_ami.py\"),\n \"cloudtrail\": (\"audits.cloudtrail\", \"audits/cloudtrail.py\"),\n \"bw-12m\": (\"audits.bw_12m\", \"audits/bw_12m.py\"),\n \"service-spend\": (\"audits.service_spend\", \"audits/service_spend.py\"),\n \"ec2-price\": (\"audits.ec2_price\", \"audits/ec2_price.py\"),\n \"rds-price\": (\"audits.rds_price\", \"audits/rds_price.py\"),\n \"billing-sheets\": (\"audits.billing_sheets\", \"audits/billing_sheets.py\"),\n \"summarize-ecsv\": (\"audits.summarize_ecsv\", \"audits/summarize_ecsv.py\"),\n}\n\ndef run_audit(name):\n if name not in AUDITS:\n print(f\"Error: Unknown audit '{name}'\")\n print_usage()\n sys.exit(1)\n \n module_name, file_path = AUDITS[name]\n \n if not os.path.exists(file_path):\n print(f\"Error: File not found for audit '{name}': {file_path}\")\n sys.exit(1)\n \n print(f\"Running audit: {name}...\")\n \n # Import and run the module\n spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location(module_name, file_path)\n module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)\n sys.modules[module_name] = module\n spec.loader.exec_module(module)\n \n # Check if there's a 'run' or 'main' function\n if hasattr(module, \"run\"):\n module.run()\n elif hasattr(module, \"main\"):\n module.main()\n else:\n print(f\"Error: Audit '{name}' (in {file_path}) does not have a run() or main() function.\")\n sys.exit(1)\n\ndef print_usage():\n print(\"\\nAvailable audits:\")\n for name in sorted(AUDITS.keys()):\n print(f\" - {name}\")\n\ndef main():\n parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=\"AWS Organization Audit CLI\")\n parser.add_argument(\"audit\", nargs=\"?\", help=\"Name of the audit to run\")\n parser.add_argument(\"--list\", action=\"store_true\", help=\"List available audits\")\n \n args = parser.parse_args()\n \n if args.list or not args.audit:\n print_usage()\n return\n \n run_audit(args.audit)\n\nif __name__ == \"__main__\":\n main()\n",
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audits\"\"\"\n pass\n\n@cli.group()\ndef billing():\n \"\"\"Cost, usage, and billing audits\"\"\"\n pass\n\n@cli.group()\ndef security():\n \"\"\"Security, compliance, and IAM audits\"\"\"\n pass\n\n@cli.group()\ndef pricing():\n \"\"\"Pricing and sustainability audits\"\"\"\n pass\n\n# --- INVENTORY COMMANDS ---\n\n@inventory.command(name=\"vpc\")\n@cli.command(name=\"vpc\", help=\"List all VPCs and CIDR blocks\")\ndef vpc():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.vpc\", \"audits/vpc.py\")\n\n@inventory.command(name=\"rds\")\n@cli.command(name=\"rds\", help=\"List all RDS instances and clusters\")\ndef rds():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.rds\", \"audits/rds.py\")\n\n@inventory.command(name=\"asg\")\n@cli.command(name=\"asg\", help=\"Audit ASGs and their AMIs\")\ndef asg():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.asg\", \"audits/asg.py\")\n\n@inventory.command(name=\"ips\")\n@cli.command(name=\"ips\", help=\"List all public/elastic IPs and ALBs\")\ndef ips():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.ips\", 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year (Sept 1st)\")\n@click.option(\"--sheets\", is_flag=True, help=\"Export to Google Sheets\")\ndef prc_carbon(year, sheets): run_carbon(year, sheets)\n@pricing.command(name=\"metrics\", help=\"Aggregated resource counts per account\")\ndef prc_metrics(): run_metrics()\n\n# --- TOP-LEVEL ALIASES (Backward Compatibility) ---\n\n@cli.command(name=\"vpc\", help=\"Alias for inventory vpc\")\ndef alias_vpc(): run_vpc()\n@cli.command(name=\"rds\", help=\"Alias for inventory rds\")\ndef alias_rds(): run_rds()\n@cli.command(name=\"asg\", help=\"Alias for inventory asg\")\ndef alias_asg(): run_asg()\n@cli.command(name=\"ips\", help=\"Alias for inventory ips\")\ndef alias_ips(): run_ips()\n@cli.command(name=\"cloudfront\", help=\"Alias for inventory cloudfront\")\ndef alias_cloudfront(): run_cloudfront()\n@cli.command(name=\"ec2-ami\", help=\"Alias for inventory ec2-ami\")\ndef alias_ec2_ami(): run_ec2_ami()\n\n@cli.command(name=\"bills\", help=\"Alias for billing bills\")\ndef alias_bills(): run_bills()\n@cli.command(name=\"bills-refined\", help=\"Alias for billing refined\")\ndef alias_refined(): run_refined()\n@cli.command(name=\"cost\", help=\"Alias for billing cost\")\ndef alias_cost(): run_cost()\n@cli.command(name=\"bw\", help=\"Alias for billing bw\")\ndef alias_bw(): run_bw()\n@cli.command(name=\"bw-12m\", help=\"Alias for billing bw-12m\")\ndef alias_bw_12m(): run_bw_12m()\n@cli.command(name=\"storage\", help=\"Alias for billing storage\")\ndef alias_storage(): run_storage()\n@cli.command(name=\"service-spend\", help=\"Alias for billing service-spend\")\n@click.argument(\"account_id\", required=False)\ndef alias_service_spend(account_id): run_service_spend(account_id)\n@cli.command(name=\"billing-sheets\", help=\"Alias for billing sheets\")\ndef alias_sheets(): run_sheets()\n@cli.command(name=\"summarize-ecsv\", help=\"Alias for billing sum-ecsv\")\n@click.argument(\"file_path\", required=False)\ndef alias_sum_ecsv(file_path): run_sum_ecsv(file_path)\n\n@cli.command(name=\"s3\", help=\"Alias for security s3\")\ndef alias_s3(): run_s3()\n@cli.command(name=\"sg\", help=\"Alias for security sg\")\ndef alias_sg(): run_sg()\n@cli.command(name=\"iam\", help=\"Alias for security iam\")\ndef alias_iam(): run_iam()\n@cli.command(name=\"cloudtrail\", help=\"Alias for security cloudtrail\")\ndef alias_cloudtrail(): run_cloudtrail()\n\n@cli.command(name=\"ec2-price\", help=\"Alias for pricing ec2\")\ndef alias_ec2_price(): run_ec2_price()\n@cli.command(name=\"rds-price\", help=\"Alias for pricing rds\")\ndef alias_rds_price(): run_rds_price()\n@cli.command(name=\"carbon\", help=\"Alias for pricing carbon\")\n@click.option(\"--year\", type=int, help=\"Starting year (Sept 1st)\")\n@click.option(\"--sheets\", is_flag=True, help=\"Export to Google Sheets\")\ndef alias_carbon(year, sheets): run_carbon(year, sheets)\n@cli.command(name=\"metrics\", help=\"Alias for pricing metrics\")\ndef alias_metrics(): run_metrics()\n\nif __name__ == \"__main__\":\n cli()\n"
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"fileDiff": "Index: audit.py\n===================================================================\n--- audit.py\tOriginal\n+++ audit.py\tWritten\n@@ -15,7 +15,6 @@\n spec.loader.exec_module(module)\n \n if hasattr(module, \"run\"):\n- # Pass kwargs to run() if it accepts them, otherwise just call it\n try:\n module.run(**kwargs)\n except TypeError:\n@@ -51,134 +50,146 @@\n \"\"\"Pricing and sustainability audits\"\"\"\n pass\n \n-# --- INVENTORY COMMANDS ---\n+# --- REUSABLE AUDIT RUNNERS ---\n \n-@inventory.command(name=\"vpc\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"vpc\", help=\"List all VPCs and CIDR blocks\")\n-def vpc():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.vpc\", \"audits/vpc.py\")\n+def run_vpc(): run_audit_module(\"audits.vpc\", \"audits/vpc.py\")\n+def run_rds(): run_audit_module(\"audits.rds\", \"audits/rds.py\")\n+def run_asg(): run_audit_module(\"audits.asg\", \"audits/asg.py\")\n+def run_ips(): run_audit_module(\"audits.ips\", \"audits/ips.py\")\n+def run_cloudfront(): run_audit_module(\"audits.cloudfront\", \"audits/cloudfront.py\")\n+def run_ec2_ami(): run_audit_module(\"audits.ec2_ami\", \"audits/ec2_ami.py\")\n \n-@inventory.command(name=\"rds\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"rds\", help=\"List all RDS instances and clusters\")\n-def rds():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.rds\", \"audits/rds.py\")\n+def run_bills(): run_audit_module(\"audits.bills\", \"audits/bills.py\")\n+def run_refined(): run_audit_module(\"audits.bills_refined\", \"audits/bills_refined.py\")\n+def run_cost(): run_audit_module(\"audits.cost\", \"audits/cost.py\")\n+def run_bw(): run_audit_module(\"audits.bw\", \"audits/bw.py\")\n+def run_bw_12m(): run_audit_module(\"audits.bw_12m\", \"audits/bw_12m.py\")\n+def run_storage(): run_audit_module(\"audits.storage\", \"audits/storage.py\")\n+def run_service_spend(account_id): run_audit_module(\"audits.service_spend\", \"audits/service_spend.py\", account_id=account_id)\n+def run_sheets(): run_audit_module(\"audits.billing_sheets\", \"audits/billing_sheets.py\")\n+def run_sum_ecsv(file_path): run_audit_module(\"audits.summarize_ecsv\", \"audits/summarize_ecsv.py\", file_path=file_path)\n \n-@inventory.command(name=\"asg\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"asg\", help=\"Audit ASGs and their AMIs\")\n-def asg():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.asg\", \"audits/asg.py\")\n+def run_s3(): run_audit_module(\"audits.s3\", \"audits/s3.py\")\n+def run_sg(): run_audit_module(\"audits.sg\", \"audits/sg.py\")\n+def run_iam(): run_audit_module(\"audits.iam\", \"audits/iam.py\")\n+def run_cloudtrail(): run_audit_module(\"audits.cloudtrail\", \"audits/cloudtrail.py\")\n \n-@inventory.command(name=\"ips\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"ips\", help=\"List all public/elastic IPs and ALBs\")\n-def ips():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.ips\", \"audits/ips.py\")\n+def run_ec2_price(): run_audit_module(\"audits.ec2_price\", \"audits/ec2_price.py\")\n+def run_rds_price(): run_audit_module(\"audits.rds_price\", \"audits/rds_price.py\")\n+def run_carbon(year, sheets): run_audit_module(\"audits.carbon\", \"audits/carbon.py\", year=year, sheets=sheets)\n+def run_metrics(): run_audit_module(\"audits.metrics\", \"audits/metrics.py\")\n \n-@inventory.command(name=\"cloudfront\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"cloudfront\", help=\"List CloudFront distributions\")\n-def cloudfront():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.cloudfront\", \"audits/cloudfront.py\")\n+# --- GROUP COMMANDS ---\n \n-@inventory.command(name=\"ec2-ami\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"ec2-ami\", help=\"Inventory running EC2 instances and AMIs\")\n-def ec2_ami():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.ec2_ami\", \"audits/ec2_ami.py\")\n+@inventory.command(name=\"vpc\", help=\"List all VPCs and CIDR blocks\")\n+def inv_vpc(): run_vpc()\n+@inventory.command(name=\"rds\", help=\"List all RDS instances and clusters\")\n+def inv_rds(): run_rds()\n+@inventory.command(name=\"asg\", help=\"Audit ASGs and their AMIs\")\n+def inv_asg(): run_asg()\n+@inventory.command(name=\"ips\", help=\"List all public/elastic IPs and ALBs\")\n+def inv_ips(): run_ips()\n+@inventory.command(name=\"cloudfront\", help=\"List CloudFront distributions\")\n+def inv_cloudfront(): run_cloudfront()\n+@inventory.command(name=\"ec2-ami\", help=\"Inventory running EC2 instances and AMIs\")\n+def inv_ec2_ami(): run_ec2_ami()\n \n-# --- BILLING COMMANDS ---\n+@billing.command(name=\"bills\", help=\"Last 3 months Amortized vs Unblended costs\")\n+def bill_bills(): run_bills()\n+@billing.command(name=\"refined\", help=\"Costs for last 3 months excluding tax\")\n+def bill_refined(): run_refined()\n+@billing.command(name=\"cost\", help=\"Detailed EC2 cost report with savings\")\n+def bill_cost(): run_cost()\n+@billing.command(name=\"bw\", help=\"Monthly bandwidth usage report\")\n+def bill_bw(): run_bw()\n+@billing.command(name=\"bw-12m\", help=\"12-month average bandwidth and costs\")\n+def bill_bw_12m(): run_bw_12m()\n+@billing.command(name=\"storage\", help=\"Monthly storage usage report\")\n+def bill_storage(): run_storage()\n+@billing.command(name=\"service-spend\", help=\"Breakdown service costs for an account\")\n+@click.argument(\"account_id\", required=False)\n+def bill_service_spend(account_id): run_service_spend(account_id)\n+@billing.command(name=\"sheets\", help=\"Generate multi-tab billing Google Sheet\")\n+def bill_sheets(): run_sheets()\n+@billing.command(name=\"sum-ecsv\", help=\"Summarize a local billing ECSV file\")\n+@click.argument(\"file_path\", required=False)\n+def bill_sum_ecsv(file_path): run_sum_ecsv(file_path)\n \n-@billing.command(name=\"bills\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"bills\", help=\"Last 3 months Amortized vs Unblended costs\")\n-def bills():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.bills\", \"audits/bills.py\")\n+@security.command(name=\"s3\", help=\"Audit S3 bucket security and configuration\")\n+def sec_s3(): run_s3()\n+@security.command(name=\"sg\", help=\"Audit overly permissive security groups\")\n+def sec_sg(): run_sg()\n+@security.command(name=\"iam\", help=\"Audit IAM users, MFA, and stale keys\")\n+def sec_iam(): run_iam()\n+@security.command(name=\"cloudtrail\", help=\"Audit CloudTrail logging status\")\n+def sec_cloudtrail(): run_cloudtrail()\n \n-@billing.command(name=\"refined\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"bills-refined\", help=\"Costs for last 3 months excluding tax\")\n-def bills_refined():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.bills_refined\", \"audits/bills_refined.py\")\n+@pricing.command(name=\"ec2\", help=\"Fetch EC2 pricing for London (T3)\")\n+def prc_ec2(): run_ec2_price()\n+@pricing.command(name=\"rds\", help=\"Fetch RDS pricing for London\")\n+def prc_rds(): run_rds_price()\n+@pricing.command(name=\"carbon\", help=\"AWS Carbon Footprint report\")\n+@click.option(\"--year\", type=int, help=\"Starting year (Sept 1st)\")\n+@click.option(\"--sheets\", is_flag=True, help=\"Export to Google Sheets\")\n+def prc_carbon(year, sheets): run_carbon(year, sheets)\n+@pricing.command(name=\"metrics\", help=\"Aggregated resource counts per account\")\n+def prc_metrics(): run_metrics()\n \n-@billing.command(name=\"cost\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"cost\", help=\"Detailed EC2 cost report with savings\")\n-def cost():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.cost\", \"audits/cost.py\")\n+# --- TOP-LEVEL ALIASES (Backward Compatibility) ---\n \n-@billing.command(name=\"bw\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"bw\", help=\"Monthly bandwidth usage report\")\n-def bw():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.bw\", \"audits/bw.py\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"vpc\", help=\"Alias for inventory vpc\")\n+def alias_vpc(): run_vpc()\n+@cli.command(name=\"rds\", help=\"Alias for inventory rds\")\n+def alias_rds(): run_rds()\n+@cli.command(name=\"asg\", help=\"Alias for inventory asg\")\n+def alias_asg(): run_asg()\n+@cli.command(name=\"ips\", help=\"Alias for inventory ips\")\n+def alias_ips(): run_ips()\n+@cli.command(name=\"cloudfront\", help=\"Alias for inventory cloudfront\")\n+def alias_cloudfront(): run_cloudfront()\n+@cli.command(name=\"ec2-ami\", help=\"Alias for inventory ec2-ami\")\n+def alias_ec2_ami(): run_ec2_ami()\n \n-@billing.command(name=\"bw-12m\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"bw-12m\", help=\"12-month average bandwidth and costs\")\n-def bw_12m():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.bw_12m\", \"audits/bw_12m.py\")\n-\n-@billing.command(name=\"storage\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"storage\", help=\"Monthly storage usage report\")\n-def storage():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.storage\", \"audits/storage.py\")\n-\n-@billing.command(name=\"service-spend\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"bills\", help=\"Alias for billing bills\")\n+def alias_bills(): run_bills()\n+@cli.command(name=\"bills-refined\", help=\"Alias for billing refined\")\n+def alias_refined(): run_refined()\n+@cli.command(name=\"cost\", help=\"Alias for billing cost\")\n+def alias_cost(): run_cost()\n+@cli.command(name=\"bw\", help=\"Alias for billing bw\")\n+def alias_bw(): run_bw()\n+@cli.command(name=\"bw-12m\", help=\"Alias for billing bw-12m\")\n+def alias_bw_12m(): run_bw_12m()\n+@cli.command(name=\"storage\", help=\"Alias for billing storage\")\n+def alias_storage(): run_storage()\n+@cli.command(name=\"service-spend\", help=\"Alias for billing service-spend\")\n @click.argument(\"account_id\", required=False)\n-@cli.command(name=\"service-spend\", help=\"Breakdown service costs for an account\")\n-@click.argument(\"account_id\", required=False)\n-def service_spend(account_id):\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.service_spend\", \"audits/service_spend.py\", account_id=account_id)\n-\n-@billing.command(name=\"sheets\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"billing-sheets\", help=\"Generate multi-tab billing Google Sheet\")\n-def billing_sheets():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.billing_sheets\", \"audits/billing_sheets.py\")\n-\n-@billing.command(name=\"sum-ecsv\")\n+def alias_service_spend(account_id): run_service_spend(account_id)\n+@cli.command(name=\"billing-sheets\", help=\"Alias for billing sheets\")\n+def alias_sheets(): run_sheets()\n+@cli.command(name=\"summarize-ecsv\", help=\"Alias for billing sum-ecsv\")\n @click.argument(\"file_path\", required=False)\n-@cli.command(name=\"summarize-ecsv\", help=\"Summarize a local billing ECSV file\")\n-@click.argument(\"file_path\", required=False)\n-def summarize_ecsv(file_path):\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.summarize_ecsv\", \"audits/summarize_ecsv.py\", file_path=file_path)\n+def alias_sum_ecsv(file_path): run_sum_ecsv(file_path)\n \n-# --- SECURITY COMMANDS ---\n+@cli.command(name=\"s3\", help=\"Alias for security s3\")\n+def alias_s3(): run_s3()\n+@cli.command(name=\"sg\", help=\"Alias for security sg\")\n+def alias_sg(): run_sg()\n+@cli.command(name=\"iam\", help=\"Alias for security iam\")\n+def alias_iam(): run_iam()\n+@cli.command(name=\"cloudtrail\", help=\"Alias for security cloudtrail\")\n+def alias_cloudtrail(): run_cloudtrail()\n \n-@security.command(name=\"s3\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"s3\", help=\"Audit S3 bucket security and configuration\")\n-def s3():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.s3\", \"audits/s3.py\")\n-\n-@security.command(name=\"sg\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"sg\", help=\"Audit overly permissive security groups\")\n-def sg():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.sg\", \"audits/sg.py\")\n-\n-@security.command(name=\"iam\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"iam\", help=\"Audit IAM users, MFA, and stale keys\")\n-def iam():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.iam\", \"audits/iam.py\")\n-\n-@security.command(name=\"cloudtrail\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"cloudtrail\", help=\"Audit CloudTrail logging status\")\n-def cloudtrail():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.cloudtrail\", \"audits/cloudtrail.py\")\n-\n-# --- PRICING COMMANDS ---\n-\n-@pricing.command(name=\"ec2\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"ec2-price\", help=\"Fetch EC2 pricing for London (T3)\")\n-def ec2_price():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.ec2_price\", \"audits/ec2_price.py\")\n-\n-@pricing.command(name=\"rds\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"rds-price\", help=\"Fetch RDS pricing for London\")\n-def rds_price():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.rds_price\", \"audits/rds_price.py\")\n-\n-@pricing.command(name=\"carbon\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"carbon\", help=\"AWS Carbon Footprint report\")\n+@cli.command(name=\"ec2-price\", help=\"Alias for pricing ec2\")\n+def alias_ec2_price(): run_ec2_price()\n+@cli.command(name=\"rds-price\", help=\"Alias for pricing rds\")\n+def alias_rds_price(): run_rds_price()\n+@cli.command(name=\"carbon\", help=\"Alias for pricing carbon\")\n @click.option(\"--year\", type=int, help=\"Starting year (Sept 1st)\")\n @click.option(\"--sheets\", is_flag=True, help=\"Export to Google Sheets\")\n-def carbon(year, sheets):\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.carbon\", \"audits/carbon.py\", year=year, sheets=sheets)\n+def alias_carbon(year, sheets): run_carbon(year, sheets)\n+@cli.command(name=\"metrics\", help=\"Alias for pricing metrics\")\n+def alias_metrics(): run_metrics()\n \n-@pricing.command(name=\"metrics\")\n-@cli.command(name=\"metrics\", help=\"Aggregated resource counts per account\")\n-def metrics():\n- run_audit_module(\"audits.metrics\", \"audits/metrics.py\")\n-\n if __name__ == \"__main__\":\n cli()\n",
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"originalContent": "import click\nimport sys\nimport importlib.util\nimport os\n\ndef run_audit_module(module_name, file_path, **kwargs):\n \"\"\"Dynamically imports and runs an audit module.\"\"\"\n if not os.path.exists(file_path):\n click.echo(f\"Error: File not found: {file_path}\", err=True)\n sys.exit(1)\n \n spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location(module_name, file_path)\n module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)\n sys.modules[module_name] = module\n spec.loader.exec_module(module)\n \n if hasattr(module, \"run\"):\n # Pass kwargs to run() if it accepts them, otherwise just call it\n try:\n module.run(**kwargs)\n except TypeError:\n module.run()\n elif hasattr(module, \"main\"):\n module.main()\n else:\n click.echo(f\"Error: Module {module_name} has no run() or main()\", err=True)\n sys.exit(1)\n\n@click.group()\ndef cli():\n \"\"\"AWS Organization Audit CLI - DXW Utilities\"\"\"\n pass\n\n@cli.group()\ndef inventory():\n \"\"\"Resource inventory and discovery audits\"\"\"\n pass\n\n@cli.group()\ndef billing():\n \"\"\"Cost, usage, and billing audits\"\"\"\n pass\n\n@cli.group()\ndef security():\n \"\"\"Security, compliance, and IAM audits\"\"\"\n pass\n\n@cli.group()\ndef pricing():\n \"\"\"Pricing and sustainability audits\"\"\"\n pass\n\n# --- INVENTORY COMMANDS ---\n\n@inventory.command(name=\"vpc\")\n@cli.command(name=\"vpc\", help=\"List all VPCs and CIDR blocks\")\ndef vpc():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.vpc\", \"audits/vpc.py\")\n\n@inventory.command(name=\"rds\")\n@cli.command(name=\"rds\", help=\"List all RDS instances and clusters\")\ndef rds():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.rds\", \"audits/rds.py\")\n\n@inventory.command(name=\"asg\")\n@cli.command(name=\"asg\", help=\"Audit ASGs and their AMIs\")\ndef asg():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.asg\", \"audits/asg.py\")\n\n@inventory.command(name=\"ips\")\n@cli.command(name=\"ips\", help=\"List all public/elastic IPs and ALBs\")\ndef ips():\n run_audit_module(\"audits.ips\", 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