Lazy AWS: Your AWS resources. One terminal.
Lazy AWS suits CLI-native engineers who already use AWS profiles and want a faster browser for resources. It is free/open source; Windows users are out of luck for now.
Lazy AWS is an open-source, keyboard-driven terminal UI for browsing and acting on AWS resources without bouncing through the web console. You inspect resources and run confirmed AWS CLI actions from the keyboard.
It supports macOS, Ubuntu, Arch Linux and Omarchy (Windows is not supported). Install via curl or Homebrew, try a local demo without credentials, then connect an AWS CLI v2 profile (including SSO).
Browse and inspect resources without the console shuffle.
Run AWS CLI actions with confirmation from the terminal.
Sample data with no AWS account required.
Install via curl or Homebrew; Windows not supported.
Lazy AWS is free and open source. No paid plan is listed.
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Open source | $0 |
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Facts checked on October 22, 2026.
