Kubernetes Resources Reference
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About Kubernetes Resources Reference
Help AI agents write accurate, up-to-date Kubernetes manifests by giving them the official Kubernetes API reference, so they can look up kinds, fields, and nested types with current specs across the latest and three previous Kubernetes versions.
Basic information
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"kubernetools-1.35": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.kubernetools.com/?version=v1.35"
},
"kubernetools-1.36": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.kubernetools.com/?version=v1.36"
}
}
}Tools
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Overview
What is Kubernetes Resources Reference?
Kubernetes Resources Reference is a free MCP server that provides official Kubernetes API resource definitions to any MCP-compatible AI agent. Users can ask natural-language questions about Kubernetes resources and get answers pulled directly from the Kubernetes API documentation, without needing to open a browser or search the docs manually.
How to use Kubernetes Resources Reference?
Connect your MCP‑compatible client by adding the server URL (e.g., https://mcp.kubernetools.com/?version=v1.36) to the client’s mcpServers configuration in JSON. No sign-up or API key is required. The ?version= parameter lets you specify which Kubernetes release to query; omit it to use the latest version.
Key features of Kubernetes Resources Reference
- Free hosted service, no sign-up or API key required.
- Queries official Kubernetes API definitions.
- Supports multiple Kubernetes versions per URL parameter.
- Browse or search for Kubernetes resource kinds.
- Look up every field of a specific resource.
- Drill into nested types mentioned in other resources.
Use cases of Kubernetes Resources Reference
- Ask your AI agent for the full spec of a Kubernetes Deployment.
- Quickly find all resources in the
appsAPI group. - Look up the restart policy field on a Pod.
- Cross-reference a nested type like PodSpec from another resource.
- Compare resource definitions across different Kubernetes versions.
FAQ from Kubernetes Resources Reference
How do I connect my agent to Kubernetes Resources Reference?
Add a JSON entry in your MCP client’s mcpServers configuration with the URL https://mcp.kubernetools.com/?version=v1.36 (or another version). No authentication or API key is needed.
Can I use Kubernetes Resources Reference with older Kubernetes versions?
Yes. Change the ?version= parameter to e.g. v1.35, v1.34, or v1.33. If no version is given, the most recent release is used.
Does Kubernetes Resources Reference require any installation?
No. It is a hosted HTTP server; you only need to provide the URL to your MCP‑compatible client.
Is Kubernetes Resources Reference free?
Yes, the hosted service at mcp.kubernetools.com is free to use with no sign‑up or API key required.
Can I run my own private instance of Kubernetes Resources Reference?
Yes. The repository at github.com/kubernetools/mcp-server contains a container image and instructions for self‑hosting.
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