Does this skill handle secret management?

Yes, it generates Secret manifests and provides guidance on security best practices like using external secret operators or vault integrations to avoid plain-text storage.

Does it support resource optimization?

Yes, it automatically includes templates for CPU and Memory requests and limits to prevent resource starvation and improve cluster stability.

Can I use this for stateful applications?

Absolutely. The skill includes specific patterns for stateful workloads, including PersistentVolumeClaims, storage class selection, and mounting strategies.

What validation does it perform?

The skill provides a workflow for dry-run validation using kubectl and suggests external linting tools like kubeval, kube-score, and kube-linter to ensure manifest validity.

Kubernetes Manifest Generator

Name: Kubernetes Manifest Generator
Author: Microck

byMicrock

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Deployment & DevOps

Generates secure, production-ready Kubernetes manifests for deployments, services, and storage while adhering to cloud-native best practices.

About

The Kubernetes Manifest Generator skill empowers developers to quickly scaffold and refine complex K8s configurations with Claude. It provides structured guidance for creating Deployments, Services, ConfigMaps, and Secrets with built-in security standards and resource optimizations. By automating the boilerplate of YAML creation, it ensures that your infrastructure follows industry-standard naming conventions, implements proper health checks, and maintains a strong security posture through non-root execution and read-only filesystems, making it ideal for both new projects and hardening existing environments.

Key Features

Standardized labeling and annotation patterns
81 GitHub stars
Automated implementation of resource requests and limits
Production-grade YAML generation for core K8s resources
Security context enforcement for non-root pod execution
Guided configuration for Liveness and Readiness probes

Use Cases

Scaffolding initial deployment manifests for new microservices
Hardening existing Kubernetes configurations with security best practices
Configuring stateful workloads with PersistentVolumeClaims and Secrets

About

Key Features

Standardized labeling and annotation patterns
81 GitHub stars
Automated implementation of resource requests and limits
Production-grade YAML generation for core K8s resources
Security context enforcement for non-root pod execution
Guided configuration for Liveness and Readiness probes

Use Cases

Scaffolding initial deployment manifests for new microservices
Hardening existing Kubernetes configurations with security best practices
Configuring stateful workloads with PersistentVolumeClaims and Secrets