Manage Kong Gateway and Konnect configurations declaratively with the decK CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/oliwynn-kong/deck-cli-skill --skill deck-cli
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: deck-cli Source: https://github.com/oliwynn-kong/deck-cli-skill/tree/main Command: npx skills add https://github.com/oliwynn-kong/deck-cli-skill --skill deck-cli
Managing and syncing Kong Gateway and Konnect configurations across environments is error-prone, manual, and difficult to automate; this skill provides a repeatable declarative workflow to validate, preview, convert, backup, and apply configuration state safely.
Use the deck-cli skill to validate kong.yaml, preview differences against the live gateway, create a backup, and perform a safe sync to Kong or Konnect.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage Kong Gateway declaratively by using decK to validate state files, preview gateway diffs, and sync configurations safely. This approach allows you to apply state with workspace and tag filtering to ensure accurate environment synchronization.
Yes, you can convert OpenAPI specs to Kong configuration. The decK CLI performs deterministic conversions, translating API definitions directly into declarative state files required to provision Kong Gateway routes and services.
The best way to detect configuration drift in Konnect is exporting the current live state and comparing it against your local declarative state files. decK provides diff capabilities to highlight discrepancies between intended and actual live configurations.
Yes, you need AWS credentials to backup Kong state files to S3. The workflow supports optional S3 backups during CI/CD pipelines, requiring the AWS CLI to be installed and properly authenticated to securely store your configuration state.
To sync Kong configurations safely in CI/CD, create a backup, preview changes with a diff, and perform a non-destructive apply or sync. This decK workflow ensures safe deployments with rollback support and optional S3 backups.
The difference between apply and sync semantics in decK is that a non-destructive apply updates configurations without removing unspecified entities, while sync fully aligns the live gateway state with your declarative state files.
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