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K10s
K10s: Kubernetes terminal user interface that supports mouse clicks and includes an integrated AI assistant.
k10s is a terminal user interface for Kubernetes that allows point-and-click navigation alongside keyboard controls. It opens instantly without background startup watches and provides a unified search box for cluster resources and kinds. The tool includes an integrated AI assistant that injects the current cluster context, namespace, and selected object into prompts. It supports OpenAI-compatible gateways and Anthropic models while keeping cluster data local. Designed for developers and operators, k10s offers live log streaming, interactive pod shells, port forwarding, and automatic discovery of custom resource definitions. It also features eight built-in themes and compatibility with k9s-style command plugins.
K10s at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: macOS, Linux, Windows, CLI, open source
- Pricing: Free
- Released: October 2026
- Category: AI productivity tool
- Website: github.com/p10node/k10s
Key features
- Point-and-click terminal navigation
- Context-aware AI prompt mode
- Unified search for cluster resources
- Interactive pod shell sessions
- Live log streaming with scrollback
- Automatic custom resource definition discovery
- Eight built-in color themes
- Self-updating binary
Use it for
- Inspect pod logs and resource metrics
- Execute interactive shells inside pods
- Search cluster objects and kinds quickly
- Ask AI questions about specific unhealthy pods
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