Go-native MCP server that interfaces directly with Kubernetes API for workload inspection, event monitoring, Helm release management, and log retrieval. Agents can debug cluster issues with RBAC-aware toolsets instead of copy-pasting kubectl output. Supports multiple cluster contexts.
Use cases
- SRE investigates pod crash by checking events and log tailing
- DevOps explores cluster resources to understand current deployment state
- Developer debugs Helm release issues by inspecting release history
- Security team audits RBAC permissions across service accounts
- Platform engineer compares configurations between staging and production
Key features
- Claude Desktop
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- VS Code
- Zed
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does the agent authenticate to the Kubernetes cluster?
- Uses standard kubeconfig file. The MCP server respects your current context and RBAC permissions. Ensure your kubectl context has appropriate permissions.
- Can agents modify Kubernetes resources?
- The server supports both read and write operations. Write operations are subject to RBAC permissions. Use read-only roles for untrusted agents.
- Does it support local clusters like minikube or kind?
- Yes, as long as you can access them via kubeconfig. The MCP works with any Kubernetes cluster including Docker Desktop Kubernetes, minikube, kind, and cloud providers.
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