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Radar
Open source Kubernetes UI with a built-in MCP server so your agent sees the whole cluster, not raw YAML
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Let your coding agent debug Kubernetes with real cluster context through MCP
Install with curl -fsSL https://get.radarhq.io | sh && kubectl radar, or brew install kubectl-radar. With Radar running, connect your agent read-only: claude mcp add --transport http radar http://localhost:9280/mcp-readonly (Codex: codex mcp add radar --url http://localhost:9280/mcp-readonly). Things to know: start with /mcp-readonly, the /mcp endpoint adds write tools and its diagnose tool can create short-lived probe pods; calls use your kubeconfig or each user's RBAC; --no-mcp turns MCP off.
Features
- Issues, topology, event timeline, Helm, GitOps and traffic views
- Built-in MCP server on the same port as the UI
- Read-only /mcp-readonly endpoint with no write tools
- Write tools on /mcp marked destructive so clients ask first
- AI investigations run with the agent CLI you already use
- Single binary, no account, no cluster agents or CRDs
Install
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- Grok Bot
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