Radar

Radar

Radar is an Apache-2.0 Kubernetes UI from Skyhook that ships as a single binary and exposes a built-in MCP server, so coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can inspect and safely act on clusters.

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PlanRadar OSS / Cloud Free - $0 - OSS unlimited clusters (one at a time); Cloud up to 3 clusters, 100 hosted investigations/month · Team - from $149/cluster/month - unlimited clusters, 100 investigations per cluster/month, 30-day audit retention, alert rules · Enterprise - $299/cluster/month - 200 investigations per cluster/month, 1-year audit retention, SAML/OIDC SSO, SCIM, self-managed option
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About Radar

What is Radar?

An open-source (Apache 2.0) Kubernetes UI from Skyhook with a built-in MCP server for AI coding agents.

Features

  • Topology, resources, events, Helm, GitOps, traffic and audit views in a single binary
  • MCP server with 25 read tools and 7 scoped write tools; no delete, no shell
  • Runs under your kubeconfig RBAC, bound to localhost, with secret redaction
  • Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI and more

Pricing

OSS free. Radar Cloud free up to 3 clusters; Team from $149 and Enterprise $299 per cluster per month.

Value & Audience

Value Proposition

Gives the coding agent a team already uses structured, RBAC-scoped access to Kubernetes clusters, so it can diagnose incidents without a separate AI SRE product or raw kubectl access.

Problem Solved

Agents that debug Kubernetes through raw kubectl are slow, noisy and risky. Radar gives them curated read tools and limited write tools with secrets redacted.

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Radar FAQ

Common questions about Radar's features, pricing, and use cases

What does Radar do?

Open-source Kubernetes UI with a built-in MCP server Gives the coding agent a team already uses structured, RBAC-scoped access to Kubernetes clusters, so it can diagnose incidents without a separate AI SRE product or raw kubectl access.

Is Radar free to use?

Radar is open source and free to use, in the Cloud & DevOps category.

What problem does Radar solve?

Agents that debug Kubernetes through raw kubectl are slow, noisy and risky. Radar gives them curated read tools and limited write tools with secrets redacted.

Who is Radar built for?

Radar is built for DevOps & SRE, Platform Engineers, Developers, Open Source Maintainers, Enterprises.

What category is Radar listed under?

Radar is listed in the Cloud & DevOps category on TechLogHub, alongside curated alternatives with community ratings and pricing comparisons.

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