/aws-status

Display the status of all AWS profiles configured for Vehicle Custody accounts.

Your Task

1. Check AWS_PROFILE environment variable: Show which profile is currently active

2. Read ~/.aws/credentials: Parse the credentials file to find all vc-* profiles

3. Analyze each profile:

   • Check if credentials exist
   • Determine if they are temporary (have session token) or permanent
   • For ALKS-managed profiles, note they are temporary

4. Format and display status:

AWS Profile Status
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Current Active Profile: vc-nonprod (via AWS_PROFILE)

Profile       Account         Role            Status          Notes
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vc-nonprod    536228277869    ALKSAdmin       ✓ Valid         ALKS temporary credentials
vc-sandbox    240398786999    ALKSReadOnly    ✓ Valid         ALKS temporary credentials
vc-preprod    617995200517    ALKSReadOnly    ⚠ Expired       Run /aws-auth preprod
vc-prod       867828046507    ALKSReadOnly    ✗ Missing       Run /aws-auth prod

Tip: ALKS temporary credentials expire after ~12 hours
     Use /aws-auth-all to refresh all profiles
     Use /aws-switch <profile> to change active profile

Status Indicators

• ✓ Valid: Credentials exist and appear valid
• ⚠ Expired: Profile exists but may be expired (check session token age)
• ✗ Missing: Profile not found in credentials file
• ? Unknown: Profile exists but status cannot be determined

Current Profile Detection

Show which profile is currently active by checking:

1. AWS_PROFILE environment variable
2. If not set, note that "default" profile will be used

Additional Information

If possible, estimate credential expiration by:

• Checking _internal_managed_by=alks marker
• Session tokens typically last 12 hours
• Provide guidance on when to refresh

Edge Cases

• If ~/.aws/credentials doesn't exist, suggest running /aws-auth-all
• If no vc-* profiles found, suggest initial setup
• If credentials file has permission issues, report the error