概要
What is crossplane-mcp-server?
crossplane-mcp-server is a Python server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for Crossplane. It allows an LLM to talk to Kubernetes and query Crossplane-related resources such as CompositeResourceDefinition (XRD), Composition, and ManagedResource (MR).
How to use crossplane-mcp-server?
Configure it as an MCP server in VS Code by adding the provided JSON block to mcp.json, or in Claude Desktop by adding it to claude_desktop_config.json. In both cases the server is started with uv running src/server.py.
Key features of crossplane-mcp-server
- List Compositions
- Get a specific Composition
- List CompositeResourceDefinitions
- Get a specific CompositeResourceDefinition
- Uses stdio transport via
uvand Python - Works with VS Code and Claude Desktop
Use cases of crossplane-mcp-server
- Query Crossplane CompositeResourceDefinitions from an LLM during development
- Retrieve details of a Composition to assist with configuration
- List ManagedResources directly in a chat interface
- Automate Crossplane resource inspection with AI assistants
FAQ from crossplane-mcp-server
What does crossplane-mcp-server do?
It allows an LLM to talk to Kubernetes and query Crossplane-related resources such as XRD, Composition, and ManagedResource.
How do I configure crossplane-mcp-server in VS Code?
Add the provided JSON block to mcp.json under your workspace folder, adjusting the path to the server directory.
How do I configure crossplane-mcp-server in Claude Desktop?
Add the provided JSON block to claude_desktop_config.json, adjusting the path to the server directory.
What transport does it use?
It uses the stdio transport (type: "stdio" in the configuration).
What dependencies are required?
It requires uv and Python to run the server script src/server.py.
