taws is a terminal UI tool designed for managing AWS resources efficiently. It allows users to navigate their AWS infrastructure, switch between multiple profiles and regions, and manage over 94 resource types across more than 60 AWS services. Key features include a manual refresh for resource updates, pagination for large lists, and keyboard-driven navigation similar to Vim. Users can perform actions like starting or terminating EC2 instances directly from the interface. Installation options cater to various platforms, including macOS, Linux, and Windows, with specific commands for each. Users can install it via package managers like Homebrew or Scoop, or download release files directly from GitHub. For those who prefer Docker, there's also support for running taws in a containerized environment. The tool requires Rust 1.70+ for local builds, along with a C compiler. Authentication is flexible, supporting environment variables, AWS SSO, and different credential sources for role assumption. Taws can handle cross-account access by allowing role assumption configurations in the AWS credentials file. It prompts users for necessary logins or re-authentication when tokens expire, ensuring secure access to AWS resources. With its robust feature set and ease of installation, taws provides a streamlined experience for AWS management directly from the terminal.