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Kcli Plan Authoring

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karmab·vlatest·cloud·Apache-2.0

Generate structured kcli plans from natural language requests to automate complex Kubernetes workflows.

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    $ npx skills add karmab/kcli --skill kcli-plan-authoring -a claude-code

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karmab

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About this skill

What it does

The kcli-plan-authoring skill allows AI agents to create and manage KubePlan files. These files define a sequence of Kubernetes operations, enabling automated deployments and infrastructure management. It simplifies complex tasks by translating human instructions into executable plans for Kubernetes clusters.

When to use it

  • Automated Deployments: Generate deployment plans for new applications or updates to existing ones.
  • Infrastructure Provisioning: Create plans to automatically set up required Kubernetes resources like namespaces, services, and deployments.
  • Rollback Procedures: Define a plan that can revert changes made by previous deployments in case of errors.
  • Complex Workflow Automation: Orchestrate multi-step processes involving multiple Kubernetes objects into a single, manageable plan.

Key capabilities

  • Generates KubePlan files from natural language instructions.
  • Manages and edits existing KubePlan files.
  • Supports defining sequences of Kubernetes operations within plans.
  • Allows for the creation of rollback procedures within plans.

Example prompts

  • "Create a KubePlan to deploy a new Nginx service in the 'staging' namespace."
  • "Generate a plan to update the image version of my existing 'web-app' deployment."
  • "Show me the current KubePlan for deploying the database."

Tips & gotchas

The skill requires familiarity with Kubernetes concepts and resources. While it simplifies plan creation, understanding the underlying Kubernetes objects is beneficial for troubleshooting and ensuring accurate deployments.