Documentation

Kubrain is a deployment platform with one interface: an MCP server and a matching CLI. There is no web console. Every capability — a VPC, a cluster, a deployment, DNS, TLS, storage, metrics, alerts — is one idempotent, cost-aware tool call your agent (Claude, or any LLM) makes on your behalf.

Underneath it is vanilla, upstream Kubernetes, which is why the platform doesn’t dead-end when your app grows past a single service — but you never have to operate it yourself.

These docs teach you the model and the moves.

Overview

The agent-first model, and why the tools are the source of truth.

Quickstart

From a code directory to a live, internet-reachable app.

MCP tools

The full tool catalogue — the product’s contract.

CLI

Every kubrain verb. Same engine, same results as the tools.

kubrain.yaml

The deploy manifest that travels with every release.

The one idea

You are not administering Kubernetes by hand. You express intent to a cloud that owns the machinery. For any task, the reflex is “which tool expresses this intent?” — not “what kubectl steps achieve it?”. Create/set operations are idempotent, so it is always safe to “ensure” a resource exists.

Where to go next

New here? Read the Overview, then run the Quickstart.
Building an agent or script against Kubrain? Start with the MCP tools and CLI references.
Machine-readable index of this site: /llms.txt.