Konflux Ci Skills
konflux-ci-skills is a Claude Code plugin for the Operate phase that teaches agents to debug Konflux Tekton pipelines, kubectl resources, and release artifacts using five domain-specific skills.
by konflux-ci · github.com/konflux-ci/skills
Give Claude Code Konflux- and Tekton-aware skills so you can debug failing PipelineRuns, trace builds, and read cluster status without memorizing kubectl recipes.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install konflux-ci-skills@konflux-ci/skillsBuilt to be called by your agent
Skillselion is itself an MCP server. Your agent can pull this entry and a paste-ready install config straight from the API - no copy-paste.
Retrieve this entry with skillselion.get_details("plugin:konflux-ci/skills") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:konflux-ci/skills").
What it does
konflux-ci-skills is a Claude Code plugin bundle from konflux-ci/skills that packages five agent skills for Red Hat Konflux and Tekton-based CI on Kubernetes. Solo builders and platform engineers who touch Konflux daily install it when pipeline failures, integration test scenarios, or snapshot and attestation questions eat hours of manual cluster digging. The skills emphasize a systematic debugging workflow: identify the failing stage, extract PipelineRun and TaskRun evidence, cross-check components and applications, and verify releases against expectations. Coverage spans builds, container images, custom resources, Sonar and prow integrations, and namespace-scoped troubleshooting without replacing your cluster access—you still run kubectl, but Claude follows Konflux vocabulary and check order. It matters on Skillselion because generic DevOps prompts miss Konflux-specific objects and abbreviations; this bundle anchors AI assistance to the same objects your operators already grep in logs.
Highlights
- Five focused skills covering Konflux workflows, abbreviations, and common confusions
- Systematic methodology for investigating failing builds, tests, and integration scenarios
- Quick references for Tekton, PipelineRuns, snapshots, attestations, and release plans
- kubectl-oriented commands to filter resources, parse status, and trace provenance
- Helps parse GitHub commits, components, and application placement in Konflux namespaces
Why builders use it
Konflux pipeline failures hide across PipelineRuns, integration tests, snapshots, and cluster-specific naming—you waste cycles translating errors without a repeatable investigation path.
After registering the marketplace, Claude can walk your failing Konflux workflow with Tekton-aware commands, status parsing, and provenance checks instead of generic CI guesses.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in DevOps.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 7 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is konflux-ci-skills for?
It is for developers and release engineers working in Konflux-managed namespaces who want Claude Code to help interpret builds, tests, snapshots, and Tekton failures.
When should I use konflux-ci-skills?
Use it when a PipelineRun fails, integration scenarios break, or you need to trace images, attestations, or release plans and want stepwise kubectl-oriented guidance.
How do I add konflux-ci-skills to my agent?
Add the konflux-ci/skills repository as a Claude Code plugin marketplace, install the bundle, and enable the skills before asking Claude to investigate cluster or pipeline issues.
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