Kubernetes

Ramen — Deploys git-hosted Python MCP tools as canary-rolled workers on Kubernetes behind one load balancer, with OAuth sign-in, group roles, secrets and an audit log.

Shortspan — Brokers access to secrets, SSH servers, databases, AWS and Kubernetes so users request short-lived, logged credentials instead of holding them.

Basable — Generates web apps, APIs and full-stack apps from plain-language descriptions and deploys them to isolated containers with a GitHub repository.

Nodyra — Runs self-hosted workflow automations where each node is a Python script, built visually or via an AI agent over MCP.

setu-ts — Provides a set of 48 decoupled, plugin-aware TypeScript packages for building full-stack services across Node, Deno, and Bun.

RunAway — Flags upcoming and past end-of-life and end-of-support deadlines across an organization's IT inventory and can open Jira remediation tickets.

netwrth — Tracks net worth and spending across linked bank accounts and shows the figures as cards on a Home Assistant dashboard.

Shaide — Deploys and runs multiple LLMs on Kubernetes with independent scaling, replica routing, and an OpenAI-compatible API.

TokenTimer — Inventories expiring items such as certificates, API keys, secrets, licenses and subscriptions, and automates certificate renewal and deployment inside the user's infrastructure.

Warpforge — Runs a desktop workspace where coding agents share local dev services, port-forwards, and a memory store, orchestrated through configurable YAML pipelines.

NoCoder — Builds an app from a prompt in an AI agent workspace that pauses before each file write and shows a diff for approval.

Stackdome — Lets users deploy apps from GitHub onto self-hosted Kubernetes infrastructure with a Railway/Render-style interface, including managed databases, preview environments and rollbacks.

ZeroSketch — Lets users draw system architecture diagrams on a drag-and-drop canvas using cloud and Kubernetes icon libraries, with PNG and SVG export.

Echo — Provides a Slack-style team chat with workspaces, channels, and direct messages with file sharing, using Postgres as the realtime message bus.

OpenChoreo — Provides an open-source internal developer platform on Kubernetes covering deployments, environments, observability, policies, and access control.

Scope Kube — Browses Kubernetes cluster workloads, metrics and logs and runs read-only AI investigations that save evidence-backed reports.

stackradar — Scans the images running in a Kubernetes cluster against OSV and CISA data to report which pods have exploited vulnerabilities.

InfraLens — Uses eBPF to discover and visualize service-to-service TCP and UDP traffic on Kubernetes clusters and Linux servers as a live map.

Kubagachi — Provides a web-based Kubernetes cluster visualizer and management UI, with a pipeline that generates animated pixel-style character sprites using Gemini.

Kubewall — Provides a single-binary web dashboard for viewing and managing multiple Kubernetes clusters, logs, and resources.

Kubetable — Connects to databases running inside a Kubernetes cluster through existing kubeconfigs, auto-detecting them so they can be browsed without manual port forwarding.

tor-gateway — Exposes in-cluster Kubernetes Services as Tor v3 onion addresses through a declarative Gateway API operator.

cronwiz — Converts plain-English schedules into cron expressions for several platforms, and explains, validates, and previews runs of existing cron expressions.

Rune — Provides a native macOS GUI for managing Kubernetes clusters with customizable keyboard shortcuts.

Kheeper — Manages servers as versioned images as an alternative to Kubernetes and cloud platforms.

not-k8s — Runs a lightweight Rust node agent in place of the kubelet to manage containers on a cluster node.

Rune — Provides a native macOS GUI for managing Kubernetes clusters with customizable keyboard shortcuts.