cloudfleet

Cloudfleet Plugin for Claude Code

Claude Code plugin by Cloudfleet — operate Cloudfleet Kubernetes Engine (CFKE) and Cloudfleet Container Registry (CFCR) with guided workflows, debugging aids, and preconfigured MCP access.

Features

• Preconfigured MCP server — query clusters, list resources, and get cluster info without local setup
• kubectl safety — PreToolUse hook validates kubectl targets a CFKE cluster, isolated kubeconfig management
• Background knowledge — CFKE architecture, CFCR usage, best practices (resource requests, load balancers, node placement) auto-triggered when relevant
• Guided workflows — cluster setup, fleet configuration, self-managed nodes, debugging

Configuration

Option	Type	Description
enable_kubectl	boolean	Enable kubectl for direct cluster access. When disabled, read-only MCP access is used.

Installation

From GitHub

/plugin marketplace add cloudfleetai/cloudfleet-plugin-claude
/plugin install cloudfleet@cloudfleet
/reload-plugins

Local development

claude --plugin-dir /path/to/cloudfleet-plugin-claude

Use /reload-plugins to pick up changes without restarting.

Validate and lint before submitting changes:

claude plugin validate .
npx markdownlint-cli 'skills/**/*.md' 'agents/**/*.md' --config .markdownlint.json

Getting Started

Once installed, try these prompts:

• I'm getting started with Cloudfleet — walks you through CLI setup and authentication
• What clusters do I have? — lists your clusters with status and details
• Create a new cluster on Hetzner — guided cluster and fleet setup
• Check if my cluster follows best practices — audits deployments for resource requests, LB policy, node placement
• Debug my cluster, pods are stuck in Pending — systematic debugging workflow
• Push my app image to CFCR — container registry guidance
• Add a self-managed node to my cluster — join any Linux server

Requirements

• Cloudfleet CLI v0.6.30+
• A Cloudfleet account with at least one configured authentication profile
• (Optional) kubectl for full cluster access

Documentation

• Cloudfleet Docs
• MCP Server
• Getting Started

Skills

Skill	Invocable	Description
setup	Yes	Install CLI, authenticate, configure access
cluster-info	Yes	List and inspect Cloudfleet clusters
query-cluster	Yes	Query Kubernetes resources (kubectl or MCP)
debug-cluster	Yes	Guided cluster debugging workflow
cluster-setup	Auto	Create clusters, fleets, add self-managed nodes
best-practices	Auto	Resource requests, LB policy, node placement
cfke-overview	Auto	CFKE architecture and concepts
cfcr-overview	Auto	Container registry usage

Disclaimer

This plugin is provided as-is. AI-generated output may be inaccurate or incomplete — always review commands before executing them, especially those that create or modify infrastructure. LLMs may have outdated knowledge about Cloudfleet pricing, policies, and features — refer to https://cloudfleet.ai/docs for current information. Cloudfleet is not responsible for unintended changes made through AI-assisted workflows.