dsh-kubectl

Day-to-day Kubernetes operations—querying resources, reading logs, troubleshooting, deploying—have long been a blind spot in the dsh agent ecosystem. dsh-kubectl fills that gap by letting the agent invoke kubectl directly and feed the structured -o json output to the model, far more reliable than parsing plain-text tables.

On the safety side, read-only operations (get, describe, logs, status) return structured JSON with zero friction, while write operations (exec, apply, delete) and port forwarding require explicit confirmation or a persistent notice to prevent accidental changes. Configuration keys let you pin a default context, namespace, and timeout, making it well suited to multi-cluster, multi-namespace environments.

Ideal for ops engineers and platform developers who already manage Kubernetes through dsh and want their agent to cover the full query-diagnose-deploy loop. All you need is kubectl installed and a valid kubeconfig in place.