Ben Ralton

AWS Network Atlas scans AWS accounts read-only and renders an accurate, interactive, committable network and security diagram — the full traffic path plus security-group posture, identity, and a searchable inventory of everything in the account.

Point it at one or more AWS profiles and it stitches a picture of your estate across accounts and regions: VPCs, Transit Gateways, peering, VPN, Direct Connect, load balancers, edge/DNS, IAM, KMS, WAF, and more. Every snapshot is plain text, so the whole diagram is diffable and lives in git alongside your code.

A synthetic demo estate ships with the repo, so you can open the viewer in a browser with no AWS account and no scan.

Built to solve the problem of wanting an actively maintained accurate AWS estate diagram, without needing to grant 3rd party access to your account.

BMAD Manager is a Tauri desktop application that provides a visual interface for managing AI-assisted software development workflows.

It integrates with Claude CLI to spawn terminal sessions with specialised agent personas, visualises project workflow phases (planning → design → implementation), displays sprint/story status in a kanban board, and manages git worktrees for parallel story development.

Built with Rust backend and Svelte frontend, it turns the BMAD methodology into a GUI-driven experience for developers working with AI coding assistants.

Built using the BMAD process and Claude to gain a better understanding of the BMAD workflow process.

This tool was built as a way of learning BMAD methodology and understanding how it works further, it was never designed to go past MVP