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Search kubesearch.dev to research how other homelabs configure Helm charts. Use when: (1) Configuring a new Helm release, (2) Looking for configuration examples, (3) Comparing approaches across repositories, (4) Needing real-world values.yaml patterns, (5) Researching best practices for specific charts, (6) Finding example implementations. Triggers: "how do others configure", "show me examples", "helm chart examples", "configuration examples", "values.yaml examples", "kubesearch", "homelab examples", "how do other homelabs", "real-world config", "chart configuration", "helm values examples", "compare helm configs", "best practices for helm"

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name	kubesearch
description	Search kubesearch.dev to research how other homelabs configure Helm charts. Use when: (1) Configuring a new Helm release, (2) Looking for configuration examples, (3) Comparing approaches across repositories, (4) Needing real-world values.yaml patterns, (5) Researching best practices for specific charts, (6) Finding example implementations. Triggers: "how do others configure", "show me examples", "helm chart examples", "configuration examples", "values.yaml examples", "kubesearch", "homelab examples", "how do other homelabs", "real-world config", "chart configuration", "helm values examples", "compare helm configs", "best practices for helm"
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KubeSearch - Homelab Helm Configuration Research

Search kubesearch.dev to find real-world Helm configurations from other homelab repositories.

Workflow

Step 1 — Find chart: WebFetch https://kubesearch.dev/?search=<chart-name> → list matching releases with registry paths.

Step 2 — Get repository links: Convert registry path to URL format (replace / with -), then WebFetch https://kubesearch.dev/hr/<url-path> → list repositories with direct GitHub links to HelmRelease files.

Examples of the URL conversion:

ghcr.io/grafana-helm-charts/grafana → ghcr.io-grafana-helm-charts-grafana
charts.longhorn.io/longhorn → charts.longhorn.io-longhorn

Step 3 — Fetch configs: Convert GitHub blob URLs to raw URLs, then fetch 3-5 in parallel:

Blob: github.com/<owner>/<repo>/blob/<branch>/<path>
Raw: raw.githubusercontent.com/<owner>/<repo>/<branch>/<path>

Selection criteria: recent activity (within 6 months), higher star count, similar chart version, similar infrastructure goals (bare-metal, GitOps, Talos).

Common Homelab Repositories

Repository	Focus
`onedr0p/home-ops`	Flux GitOps, extensive automation
`bjw-s/home-ops`	App-template patterns
`buroa/k8s-gitops`	Talos + Flux
`mirceanton/home-ops`	Well-documented configs

See references/output-format.md for the standard output structure when presenting findings.

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name	kubesearch
description	Search kubesearch.dev to research how other homelabs configure Helm charts. Use when: (1) Configuring a new Helm release, (2) Looking for configuration examples, (3) Comparing approaches across repositories, (4) Needing real-world values.yaml patterns, (5) Researching best practices for specific charts, (6) Finding example implementations. Triggers: "how do others configure", "show me examples", "helm chart examples", "configuration examples", "values.yaml examples", "kubesearch", "homelab examples", "how do other homelabs", "real-world config", "chart configuration", "helm values examples", "compare helm configs", "best practices for helm"
user-invocable	false

KubeSearch - Homelab Helm Configuration Research

Search kubesearch.dev to find real-world Helm configurations from other homelab repositories.

Workflow

Step 1 — Find chart: WebFetch https://kubesearch.dev/?search=<chart-name> → list matching releases with registry paths.

Examples of the URL conversion:

ghcr.io/grafana-helm-charts/grafana → ghcr.io-grafana-helm-charts-grafana
charts.longhorn.io/longhorn → charts.longhorn.io-longhorn

Step 3 — Fetch configs: Convert GitHub blob URLs to raw URLs, then fetch 3-5 in parallel:

Blob: github.com/<owner>/<repo>/blob/<branch>/<path>
Raw: raw.githubusercontent.com/<owner>/<repo>/<branch>/<path>

Selection criteria: recent activity (within 6 months), higher star count, similar chart version, similar infrastructure goals (bare-metal, GitOps, Talos).

Common Homelab Repositories

Repository	Focus
`onedr0p/home-ops`	Flux GitOps, extensive automation
`bjw-s/home-ops`	App-template patterns
`buroa/k8s-gitops`	Talos + Flux
`mirceanton/home-ops`	Well-documented configs

See references/output-format.md for the standard output structure when presenting findings.