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Logs the user into their Intility Developer Platform cluster so they can run kubectl/oc commands against it. Use when the user asks to "log in", "log into the cluster", "connect to my cluster", "oc login", or when another skill needs cluster access and the user is not authenticated.

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name	cluster-login
description	Logs the user into their Intility Developer Platform cluster so they can run kubectl/oc commands against it. Use when the user asks to "log in", "log into the cluster", "connect to my cluster", "oc login", or when another skill needs cluster access and the user is not authenticated.
allowed-tools	["AskUserQuestion","Bash(indev cluster list)","Bash(indev cluster login)","Bash(oc whoami)","Bash(oc get nodes)"]

Cluster login

Goal

Get oc whoami to succeed against the user's cluster. Browser-based OAuth — they finish in the browser, you confirm in the terminal.

Step 1 — Pick the cluster

If only one cluster exists, use it.

indev cluster list

If multiple, ask:

Q: "Which cluster do you want to log in to?"
  Options: [one per cluster name found]

Step 2 — Run the login

indev cluster login <cluster-name>

This opens a browser. Tell the user one sentence:

A browser will open. Sign in with your Intility account, then come back here.

If the browser doesn't open, suggest:

indev cluster login <cluster-name> --no-browser

…which prints a URL they can paste manually.

Step 3 — Verify

After the user says they're done in the browser, confirm:

oc whoami
oc get nodes

If oc whoami returns their username and oc get nodes lists nodes (any status), they're in. Tell them briefly:

Logged in as . Your cluster has node(s) ready.

Step 4 — When it fails

Browser auth times out: re-run indev cluster login <cluster-name>
oc whoami says "Unauthorized": token didn't get saved — re-run login
oc get nodes says "Forbidden": the account was created but no roles attached yet. Tell the user to check with their cluster owner or reach out to the Developer Platform Admins via their collaboration channel (samhandlingskanal).

Do not go further down the troubleshooting tree than this. External users should escalate; they shouldn't be debugging RBAC.

Quick reference

indev cluster login <cluster-name>
oc whoami
oc get nodes

Examples

See references/usage-examples.md for typical conversations (single cluster, multiple clusters, browser doesn't open, permissions missing).

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name	cluster-login
description	Logs the user into their Intility Developer Platform cluster so they can run kubectl/oc commands against it. Use when the user asks to "log in", "log into the cluster", "connect to my cluster", "oc login", or when another skill needs cluster access and the user is not authenticated.
allowed-tools	["AskUserQuestion","Bash(indev cluster list)","Bash(indev cluster login)","Bash(oc whoami)","Bash(oc get nodes)"]

Cluster login

Goal

Get oc whoami to succeed against the user's cluster. Browser-based OAuth — they finish in the browser, you confirm in the terminal.

Step 1 — Pick the cluster

If only one cluster exists, use it.

indev cluster list

If multiple, ask:

Q: "Which cluster do you want to log in to?"
  Options: [one per cluster name found]

Step 2 — Run the login

indev cluster login <cluster-name>

This opens a browser. Tell the user one sentence:

A browser will open. Sign in with your Intility account, then come back here.

If the browser doesn't open, suggest:

indev cluster login <cluster-name> --no-browser

…which prints a URL they can paste manually.

Step 3 — Verify

After the user says they're done in the browser, confirm:

oc whoami
oc get nodes

If oc whoami returns their username and oc get nodes lists nodes (any status), they're in. Tell them briefly:

Logged in as . Your cluster has node(s) ready.

Step 4 — When it fails

Browser auth times out: re-run indev cluster login <cluster-name>
oc whoami says "Unauthorized": token didn't get saved — re-run login
oc get nodes says "Forbidden": the account was created but no roles attached yet. Tell the user to check with their cluster owner or reach out to the Developer Platform Admins via their collaboration channel (samhandlingskanal).

Do not go further down the troubleshooting tree than this. External users should escalate; they shouldn't be debugging RBAC.

Quick reference

indev cluster login <cluster-name>
oc whoami
oc get nodes

Examples

See references/usage-examples.md for typical conversations (single cluster, multiple clusters, browser doesn't open, permissions missing).