radar

Why we included this project

Platform engineers who live in kubectl and a row of dashboards will get something useful out of Radar. It is a single Go binary that talks to the Kubernetes API directly from your laptop, with no agents or CRDs to install on the cluster, and it surfaces the things you actually chase during an incident: broken workloads, topology, the event timeline, and live service traffic. The Helm, GitOps, and audit views answer who or what moved the cluster without you hopping between Argo CD, Flux, and a pile of logs. The built-in Model Context Protocol server deserves a mention, because it lets an AI agent query the same cluster through Radar instead of managing its own kubectl context. Since the whole thing is one static binary, it also works offline, which is a real plus for airgapped environments.