| name | pricing-audit |
| description | Audit all pricing data in the project against Microsoft's published rates. Runs in isolation to avoid cluttering the main conversation. |
| context | fork |
| agent | Explore |
Sentinel Pricing Audit
You are auditing a Microsoft Sentinel cost calculator for pricing accuracy. This tool is used in customer-facing presales meetings, so every number must be defensible.
Task
- Scan all data files in
src/data/ and any component files that contain hardcoded pricing values
- List every pricing value you find:
- Pay-as-you-go rate per GB
- Each commitment tier daily cost and effective per-GB rate
- Savings percentages
- Breakeven points
- Free source definitions
- Log source ingestion estimates (GB/day ranges)
- Exchange rate defaults
- Cross-reference values against each other for internal consistency:
- Does the effective $/GB equal daily cost ÷ tier GB?
- Do savings percentages match the actual difference between PAYG and tier rates?
- Are breakeven calculations correct (tier daily cost ÷ PAYG rate)?
- Do monthly costs use 30.44 days consistently?
- Flag any concerns:
- Values that look inconsistent with each other
- Hardcoded prices in component files that should reference the data layer
- Missing tiers or log sources
- Any value that seems unrealistic (e.g., ingestion estimate outside normal ranges)
Output Format
## Pricing Audit Summary
- Files scanned: [count]
- Values checked: [count]
- Issues found: [count]
## Issues
1. [CRITICAL/WARNING/INFO] — description, file:line, current value, expected value
## All Pricing Values Found
| Value | Location | Current | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Be thorough. Check every file, not just the obvious ones.
