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Optimal: Cost effective infra with agentic inbox

by aishwaryagune·Mar 1, 2026·4 points·0 comments
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AI Analysis

●MidShip It

Hackathon-stage; needs real validation that repo analysis beats manual estimation.

Strengths
  • •Two-way email inbox—reply to refine recommendations without leaving Gmail, lowering friction
  • •Multi-cloud comparison in real-time avoids vendor lock-in assumptions in recommendations
  • •Auto-detects workload requirements from GitHub repo analysis, not manual config forms
Weaknesses
  • •No evidence of accuracy vs. existing tools (Compute Optimizer, Infracost, CloudZero)
  • •Agentic inbox is gimmick if the core optimization isn't better; lacks benchmarks or case studies
Target Audience

ML engineers, startup founders, DevOps teams managing cloud costs

Similar To

AWS Compute Optimizer · CloudZero · Infracost

Post Description

During a hackathon, I build this platform that will help compute cost optimal infra plans to run ML workloads. Plans are computed based on the nature of workload, reasearch papers for custom requirements and configs if set by the user. I also added an agentic inbox, so users can check status, ask questions and even kick off a training job on the go, without having to log into the dashboard.

I wanted to know if this would be actually helpful in real scenarios and what more can be added so it addresses some more pain points. Let me know, thanks!

Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOYevdJRmcQ

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