Kubernetes MCP server
PlannedInspect clusters, deploy workloads, and diagnose incidents safely.
Why Kubernetes is in the catalog
Core agent infrastructure target with community MCPs but no single vendor-owned server.
What an AI agent can do with Kubernetes
Inspect clusters, deploy workloads, and diagnose incidents safely.
Connect Kubernetes to your agent
Add mcpheaven once. Your agent then asks for Kubernetes by task or by slug:
# 1. add mcpheaven as an MCP server (Claude Code) claude mcp add --transport http mcpheaven https://mcpheaven.com/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer mch_…" # 2. the agent looks it up { "name": "get_capability", "arguments": { "slug": "kubernetes" } }
Kubernetes MCP: questions and answers
Is there an official Kubernetes MCP server?
Core agent infrastructure target with community MCPs but no single vendor-owned server. mcpheaven lists Kubernetes so agents can find it by task and reach it through one MCP endpoint.
What can an AI agent do with Kubernetes?
Inspect clusters, deploy workloads, and diagnose incidents safely. Agents find it by describing the task, for example with the search_capabilities tool.
How do I connect Kubernetes to Claude, Codex or Cursor?
Add mcpheaven once as an MCP server (https://mcpheaven.com/mcp) with an API key, then ask your agent for the task. It calls get_capability with the slug "kubernetes" for details.
Is the Kubernetes integration available?
The Kubernetes integration is planned. Agents can already discover it through mcpheaven's search, and it will become callable once the integration ships.
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