feat: add kc-agent (KubeStellar Console) to Tool Protocols section#2
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Summary
Adds kc-agent to the Tool Protocols and Servers section.
What is kc-agent?
kc-agent is the MCP server component of KubeStellar Console — an open-source, AI-powered multi-cluster Kubernetes dashboard. It acts as an MCP bridge that exposes live Kubernetes fleet data as structured MCP tools, letting any MCP-compatible AI agent (Claude, Copilot, Cursor, etc.) query and reason over multi-cluster resources without needing kubectl access or custom tooling.
Key capabilities exposed via MCP:
Architecture: Ships as a lightweight Go HTTP/WS daemon (
kc-agent) that bridges your local kubeconfig to the console's AI layer. No cluster-side installation required — runs on the same machine as your kubeconfig.License: Apache 2.0
Stars: 1k+
Live demo: https://console.kubestellar.io