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Orphaned Resource Reconciler
Safely detect, verify, quarantine, and clean up orphaned cloud resources after failed provisioning, deletions, or database drift.
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Orphaned Resource Reconciler
Example session with this skill installed
Orphan Drift Found
- Confirmed orphans: 3 S3 buckets, 1 EC2 instance
- Local state: Missing ownership records
- Provider state: Active / billable
- Ownership evidence: Verified from provider IDs and operation history
- Action: Resources quarantined from automatic deletion
- Repair: Ownership tracking and idempotent reconciliation logic added
- Ambiguous resources: Preserved for manual review
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the orphaned resource reconciler
Orphan Drift Found
- Confirmed orphans: 3 S3 Buckets, 1 EC2 Instance
- Resource type: aws_s3_bucket, aws_instance
- Local state: Missing ownership records
- Provider state: Active/Billable
- Repair Applied: Ownership tracking added, 4 resources quarantined for 24h.
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About this skill
Cloud resources can survive failed provisioning, partial deletions, crashed workers, and database rollbacks. These orphaned VMs, buckets, DNS records, queues, and other resources can keep generating costs and create security risks long after the application has lost track of them.
Orphaned Resource Reconciler helps an AI coding agent safely identify and repair this drift.
What it does:
- Inventories external cloud resources and compares them with local ownership records.
- Establishes ownership using stable operation IDs and provider-native identifiers.
- Detects duplicate provisioning, partial deletion, and stale infrastructure.
- Quarantines ambiguous resources instead of deleting them blindly.
- Builds idempotent cleanup workflows with state verification before destructive actions.
- Reconciles provider state after failed operations, retries, or database recovery.
Unlike simple cleanup prompts, this skill does not assume that every unmatched cloud resource is safe to delete. It requires strong ownership evidence and protects shared or ambiguous infrastructure.
Ideal for SaaS platforms, cloud automation, infrastructure tooling, preview environments, provisioning systems, and DevOps workflows.
Known limitation: Resources with ambiguous ownership are not automatically deleted. The workspace should provide appropriate cloud-provider adapters and a local ownership model.
Find more skills like this on the Claude Skills Marketplace, the Codex Skills Marketplace and the Gemini Skills Marketplace, or browse Claude Skills for DevOps & Cloud.
Will not delete resources with ambiguous ownership. Requires existing provider adapters and local ownership models in the workspace to function.
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Requires workspace read/write access to inspect resource ownership logic, provider adapters, provisioning workflows, and cleanup code, and to implement verified reconciliation fixes. Terminal access may be used to inspect the project and run existing validation or test commands. The skill does not require bundled credentials or unrestricted external network access.