This is fair feedback — thanks for calling it out. You’re right that CleanCloud is not the same category as aws-nuke, and comparing them directly is misleading

This is fair feedback — thanks for calling it out. You’re right that CleanCloud is not the same category as aws-nuke, and comparing them directly is misleading. aws-nuke is great for disposable accounts; CleanCloud is explicitly for long-lived production and regulated environments where destructive access isn’t acceptable. The intent with CleanCloud is read-only hygiene evaluation: identifying cost waste and risky misconfigurations with evidence and confidence, so teams can act safely through their normal change processes. I’ll update the copy to remove the aws-nuke comparison and make that distinction clearer. Many Thanks Suresh