mcp-k8s is a Model Context Protocol server written in Go that lets MCP-compatible clients operate Kubernetes clusters through tool calls instead of kubectl commands. It connects to a cluster using a standard kubeconfig file and builds on the mark3labs/mcp-go SDK, the Kubernetes client-go library and the Helm v3 client library, communicating with clients over stdio. The server exposes a resource discovery tool, get_api_resources, which reports every API resource type the cluster supports, including custom resource definitions. Read tools cover get_resource for a single object and list_resources for listing instances of a resource type with filtering options. Write tools cover create_resource, update_resource and delete_resource. A second group of tools manages Helm: list_helm_releases, get_helm_release, install_helm_chart, upgrade_helm_chart, uninstall_helm_chart, list_helm_repositories, add_helm_repository and remove_helm_repository. Every mutating operation can be enabled or disabled independently through command line flags such as --enable-create, --enable-delete, --enable-update and --enable-helm-install, so an operator can expose a read-only view of a production cluster while allowing full control in a test environment. Configuration is a normal MCP server entry giving the binary path, the kubeconfig location and the chosen flags, and the README shows the server driven from Cursor. The documented use cases are interactive cluster management through natural language, batch operations described in prose and translated into resource changes, status queries, problem diagnosis, configuration review, rapid prototyping of manifests, test environment cleanup and teaching Kubernetes concepts to newcomers. It is aimed at platform and operations engineers who already run Kubernetes and want an assistant able to inspect and modify cluster state, and at developers who want manifests generated and applied without memorising the CLI surface.
https://github.com/silenceper/mcp-k8s
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