Inspect KubeSphere clusters with read-only commands. List clusters, view detailed configuration, identify host and member roles, and review connection types, readiness indicators, and KubeSphere and Kubernetes versions without changing cluster resources.
KubeSphere cluster query Skill (read-only). Use when user requests to view cluster list, cluster status, cluster details, or cluster version info. Do not perform any write operations (create, delete, update). Use KubeSphere Console for management operations.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
⚠️ Security: Read-only only. Never use kubectl to create, update, or delete cluster resources. Use KubeSphere console instead.
List or get KubeSphere cluster information: list clusters, get details, check status, identify host/member.
# List clusters
kubectl get cluster
# Get cluster details
kubectl get cluster <name> -o yaml
# Get cluster summary (name, connection type, version, status)
kubectl get cluster -o go-template='
{{printf "%-12s %-12s %-12s %-15s %-13s %-12s\n" "NAME" "CONN_TYPE" "KS_VERSION" "K8S_VERSION" "ClusterReady" "KSCORE_READY"}}
{{range .items}}{{printf "%-12s %-12s %-12s %-15s" .metadata.name .spec.connection.type .status.kubeSphereVersion .status.kubernetesVersion}}{{range .status.conditions}}{{if eq .type "Ready"}}{{printf "%-13s" .status}}{{end}}{{end}}{{range .status.conditions}}{{if eq .type "KSCoreReady"}}{{printf "%-12s" .status}}{{end}}{{end}}{{"\n"}}{{end}}'
Cluster installation/upgrade/remove, any write operations. Use KubeSphere console.
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