Plan
Gather and propose
Gather relevant state and propose the exact read and write operations required.
An open-source AI agent for Kubernetes troubleshooting and approved operations, deprecated since October 2, 2026. It gathers context, proposes a plan, waits for approval and verifies the result.
Apache-2.0 and self-hosted. No Skyflo telemetry. Model requests go only to the provider you configure.
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kubernetes.patch_resource
Nothing mutates until an operator approves
Illustrative UI, not a transcript or a measured production incident.
The Skyflo Kubernetes agent is a separate open-source project in its own repository, not part of Skyflo Desktop. It has been deprecated since October 2, 2026.
Explore Skyflo DesktopThe control loop
The agent can gather evidence without slowing the operator down. The moment a tool would change live state, the engine stops the run and asks for explicit approval.
Plan
Gather relevant state and propose the exact read and write operations required.
Approve
Hold each mutation in an approval state containing the typed operation and arguments.
Execute
Run the approved operation through the declared typed-tool boundary.
Verify
Read the state again and compare it with the original intent.
Operations surface
The agent loads declared schemas for the operation at hand. Read paths stay fast; every traffic-affecting or state-changing path inherits the same gate.
Discover, inspect, apply, scale, restart, drain, and roll back cluster resources.
Inspect releases and values, render templates, then gate installs, upgrades, and rollbacks.
Read rollout state and keep pause, resume, promote, cancel, and abort behind approval.
Read jobs, build history, logs, and SCM context before gated build control.
Built for the production boundary
The Skyflo Kubernetes agent runs inside your cluster. The model can propose work, but declared tool schemas, engine policy, and cluster RBAC define what can actually happen.
Read the approval model01
Operator
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Engine gate
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MCP tools
The gate lives in the engine
Approval is enforced by runtime tool annotations, not a prompt or a UI preference.
Typed tools, not shell text
MCP schemas bind every operation to declared parameters and structured results.
A record of the whole loop
Requests, plans, approvals, tool calls, and results are persisted for audit and replay.
Try it on a test cluster
The installer and source stay available under Apache-2.0. The project is deprecated, so connect a non-production cluster and start with a read-only investigation. Mutations wait for you.
curl -fsSL https://skyflo.ai/install.sh | bash