app-deploy

app-deploy is a Containers & Kubernetes skill for AI agents, published by rust84 in the k8s-gitops repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates app-deploy C (71/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Deploy a new application to the rust84/k8s-gitops Flux-managed Talos cluster. Use this skill whenever the user asks to "deploy", "install", "add", or "set up" an app on their home cluster, especially when they reference Flux, HelmRelease, Helm chart names, OCI charts, or specific tools (e.g. "deploy Jellyfin", "install Authentik", "add Prometheus node-exporter", "set up Tailscale on the cluster"). The skill uses Kubesearch to find the canonical chart, then creates the full set of manifests (OCIRepository/HelmRepository, HelmRelease, kustomization.yaml, ks.yaml Kustomization, and an ExternalSecret backed by the cluster's 1Password ClusterSecretStore if the app needs credentials). Networking is auto-wired to the existing `envoy-external` Gateway with a `{{ .Release.Name }}.${SECRET_DOMAIN}` hostname unless the app is internal-only. Even when the user says "I want to add X" without explicitly mentioning Flux or GitOps, trigger this skill if the request implies a new workload on this…

Grade
C
Quality
71 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
30

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Our review

Architecture
93 / 100
Maturity
Structured: ships references or scripts
Security scan
No issues found
License
WTFPL
Adoption
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