Which AWS limit is actually current? An agent that proves it, 32 vs 5 vs 16

Developer Sarvar Nadaf has introduced an innovative agent designed to solve the common frustration of stale AWS documentation. AWS users often encounter conflicting information across official guides, pricing pages, and service consoles, leading to production errors. Nadaf’s solution utilizes a Sanity-based Knowledge Base to store structured facts, applying deterministic rules to reconcile conflicting data. The agent goes beyond static documentation by performing a read-only live check against the AWS API to identify discrepancies between documented limits and actual account configurations. Built using Amazon Nova Pro, Strands Agents, and the Context MCP, the tool provides a transparent audit trail, showing users exactly which source provided a specific value and where 'drift' exists. This project demonstrates how structured content and deterministic logic can prevent the pitfalls of relying on standard keyword-based search for critical infrastructure data, offering a reliable method for verifying cloud quotas and limits.