Kubernetes Diff MCP
An MCP server that gives agents a safe-apply layer on top of Kubernetes: shows exactly what a manifest change would do to the live cluster before kubectl apply touches anything.
- Target market
- Platform engineers and devops folk who use kubectl daily and let Claude Code or Cursor edit their manifests, charts, or kustomize overlays.
Problem snapshot
What this solves
Existing Kubernetes MCPs in the Awesome MCP Servers list are read-only ('get pods', 'describe service'), so when an agent helps you edit a Deployment manifest, you still have to manually run kubectl diff and squint at YAML to see if you are about to evict a critical pod. Worse, kubectl apply will silently delete fields removed from your manifest, which has…
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