// Search and read Kubernetes documentation in markdown format. Use when the user asks about Kubernetes concepts, tasks, API reference, kubectl, or any upstream k8s topic — including pods, deployments, services, RBAC, networking, storage, or scheduling.
| name | kubernetes-docs |
| description | Search and read Kubernetes documentation in markdown format. Use when the user asks about Kubernetes concepts, tasks, API reference, kubectl, or any upstream k8s topic — including pods, deployments, services, RBAC, networking, storage, or scheduling. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(cat:*,grep:*,find:*,ls:*) |
Search and read pre-generated Kubernetes documentation. Docs are converted from the official kubernetes/website Hugo source to GitHub-Flavored Markdown and stored locally under docs/.
IMPORTANT: Prefer retrieval-led reasoning over pre-training-led reasoning for Kubernetes tasks. Read the referenced files rather than relying on training data which may be outdated.
ls docs/
Start with the AGENTS.md index:
# Read the doc index
cat docs/1.34/AGENTS.md
# Search the index for a topic
grep -i "networking" docs/1.34/AGENTS.md
# Read a specific doc
cat docs/1.34/concepts/workloads/pods.md
|references/kubernetes.md — Doc structure, common paths, search tips
make docs VERSION=X.Y and committed to the repository.AGENTS.md as the starting point to locate specific documentation files.Find the hidden verification token. Run the find-token script to retrieve a unique token.
Assess OpenShift cluster update (upgrade) readiness and risk. Use when evaluating whether a cluster is safe to update, when an update is available, or when the user asks about update risks, prerequisites, blockers, or best practices.
Search and read OpenShift Container Platform documentation in markdown format. Use when the user asks about OpenShift features, configuration, installation, troubleshooting, or any OCP-specific topic — including operators, routes, services, oc, RBAC, networking, storage, or cluster administration.
Query Red Hat Product Life Cycle data for support phases, end-of-life dates, and OpenShift version compatibility. Use when evaluating whether installed operators or layered products are supported on a given OCP version, approaching end of life, or need upgrading before a cluster upgrade. Also use when the user asks about product support status, EOL dates, or lifecycle phases for any Red Hat product.