Helm MCP Server
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Helm MCP provides a bridge between AI assistants and the Helm package manager for Kubernetes. It allows AI assistants to interact with Helm through natural language requests, executing commands like installing charts, managing repositories, and more.
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What is Helm MCP Server?
The Helm MCP server is a bridge that enables AI assistants to interact with the Helm package manager for Kubernetes. It allows for natural language control of Helm operations.
How to use Helm MCP Server?
The Helm MCP server can be installed manually or using Docker. Once installed, it can be integrated with AI assistants by configuring the assistant to send requests to the server. The server exposes a set of tools for managing Helm charts, repositories, and releases, which can be invoked through natural language commands.
Key features of Helm MCP Server
Natural language interface for Helm
Chart creation and management
Dependency management
Release management
Repository management
Registry management
Plugin management
Chart information retrieval
Use cases of Helm MCP Server
Automating Helm chart deployments through AI assistants
Simplifying Helm management for users unfamiliar with the CLI
Integrating Helm operations into automated workflows
Enabling voice-controlled Kubernetes deployments
FAQ from Helm MCP Server
What is Helm?
What is Helm?
Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes, allowing you to manage Kubernetes applications.
What are the prerequisites for installing the Helm MCP server?
What are the prerequisites for installing the Helm MCP server?
Python 3.8+, Docker (for containerized deployment), and Helm CLI installed.
How do I install the Helm MCP server using Docker?
How do I install the Helm MCP server using Docker?
Clone the repository, build the Docker image using docker build -t mcp-helm ., and then run the container.
What are some of the available tools in the Helm MCP server?
What are some of the available tools in the Helm MCP server?
Tools include helm_install, helm_uninstall, helm_upgrade, helm_repo_add, helm_repo_update, and many more for managing charts, repositories, and releases.
How do I configure the Helm MCP server to work with Claude Desktop?
How do I configure the Helm MCP server to work with Claude Desktop?
Add the appropriate configuration snippet (either using uvx or docker) to your claude_desktop_config.json file.