karmabCommunity·7 Agent Skills Included

kcli

Manage VMs and Kubernetes clusters across any cloud or hypervisor

Creates, manages, and deletes virtual machines across libvirt, AWS, GCP, Azure, vSphere, KubeVirt, and other providers with one unified command set. Deploys full Kubernetes clusters like OpenShift, k3s, kubeadm, and RKE2 using simple YAML plans instead of manual setup. Eliminates repetitive infrastructure clicking by letting your AI agent run VM, network, storage, and cluster operations directly.

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npx skills add karmab/kcli --all -g -y

All Skills in This Repository (7)

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karmab

kcli

Automate multi-provider VM management and infrastructure orchestration via a single CLI.

kcli-cluster-deployment

Automate Kubernetes cluster deployment and lifecycle management with kcli.

kcli-testing

Guide developers to implement tests and maintain code quality in kcli.

kcli-provider-development

Guide implementing kcli virtualization providers for cloud platforms and hypervisors.

kcli-configuration

Configure and validate kcli provider and profile settings in YAML configuration files.

kcli-plan-authoring

Guides developers to author and validate kcli YAML plan files for VM and network deployments.

kcli-vm-operations

Automates VM lifecycle management across providers using the kcli CLI.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to install kcli?▼

Run `npx skills add karmab/kcli --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all kcli skills globally for your AI agent.

What does kcli do?▼

kcli is a single command-line tool to create and manage virtual machines and Kubernetes clusters across many providers, including libvirt, AWS, GCP, Azure, vSphere, and KubeVirt.

Can kcli deploy Kubernetes clusters?▼

Yes. It deploys OpenShift, k3s, kubeadm, RKE2, MicroShift, and managed cloud clusters like EKS, AKS, and GKE with one command.

Does kcli work with AI agents like Claude Code?▼

Yes. The included SKILL.md files let agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex run VM and cluster operations from plain-English requests.

Can I define infrastructure as code with kcli?▼

Yes. You write simple YAML plan files with Jinja2 templating to declare VMs, networks, disks, and clusters, then deploy everything at once.