Kubernetes Port Forward — MCP Server: port-forward Kubernetes services with terminal integration
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides tools for discovering Kubernetes services and running sessions (optionally with separate log windows). It is designed for MCP clients/LLMs that translate natural language into structured tool calls. This package provides an MCP interface on top of the standard workflow. : Best when you already know exact namespace/pod/ports and prefer manual…
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides tools for discovering Kubernetes services and running sessions (optionally with separate log windows). It is designed for MCP clients/LLMs that translate natural language into structured tool calls. This package provides an MCP interface on top of the standard workflow. **: Best when you already know exact namespace/pod/ports and prefer manual control. MCP: Best when an agent should discover services and run one or many port-forwards via tool…
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