KAOS CLI
Command-line interface for KAOS (K8s Agent Orchestration System).
Installation
cd kaos-cli
uv sync
source .venv/bin/activate
Usage
Start UI Proxy
Start a CORS-enabled proxy to the Kubernetes API server:
kaos ui
This starts a local proxy on port 8010 that:
- Proxies requests to the Kubernetes API using your kubeconfig credentials
- Adds CORS headers to enable browser-based access
- Exposes the
mcp-session-idheader for MCP protocol support
Options:
--k8s-url: Override the Kubernetes API URL (default: from kubeconfig)--expose-port: Port to expose the proxy on (default: 8010)--namespace,-n: Initial namespace to display in the UI (default: "default")--no-browser: Don't automatically open the browser
Example:
# Use default settings
kaos ui
# Custom port
kaos ui --expose-port 9000
# Start with a specific namespace
kaos ui --namespace kaos-system
# Custom K8s URL
kaos ui --k8s-url https://my-cluster:6443
Version
kaos version
Development
# Run tests
pytest
# Run directly
python -m kaos_cli.main ui
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