K8s Helper
Kubernetes deployment, debugging, and manifest generation skills
sv install devops-dan/k8s-helper
Requires the sv CLI. Installs to your project automatically.
.cursor/skills/k8s-helper/SKILL.md
Download and place the SKILL.md file into your .cursor/skills/k8s-helper/ directory.
curl -sL https://skillvault.md/api/packages/devops-dan/k8s-helper/download -o k8s-helper.zip
Downloads the package as a zip archive to your current directory.
https://skillvault.md/api/packages/devops-dan/k8s-helper/download
Download the zip, extract, and copy the relevant files into your project.
K8s Helper\n\nStop copy-pasting YAML. K8s Helper understands your cluster context and generates correct manifests, debugs failing pods, and manages rollouts.\n\n## Skills\n\n- manifest-gen — generates Deployments, Services, Ingress, ConfigMaps from plain English\n- pod-debug — diagnoses CrashLoopBackOff, OOMKilled, ImagePullBackOff, and more\n- rollout-manager — safe rollouts with canary and blue-green support\n- helm-assist — Helm chart scaffolding and values file generation\n\n## Agent: cluster-ops\n\nFull-context agent that reads your kubeconfig, understands namespaces, and operates safely with dry-run by default.\n\n``bash\nsv install devops-dan/k8s-helper\n``
Improved pod-debug diagnostics, added namespace awareness.
Major rewrite: added cluster-ops agent, helm-assist skill.
Donchitos
I barely know Kubernetes but needed to deploy my game server. cluster-ops agent walked me through the whole thing safely. Dry-run by default is a great call.
Sarah Chen
The manifest-gen skill understands what I actually need. I describe my service in plain English and get correct, production-ready YAML. The pod-debug skill is also incredible for incident response.