Standardize how your platform team sees production
One Kubernetes interface across every cluster and every GitOps source. Native Flux and Argo. No agents, no in-cluster footprint, no internal dashboard to maintain.
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See every cluster, every GitOps source, in one explorer
Switch between clusters in a keystroke. Filter the resource explorer by Flux tree or Argo tree to focus on a single GitOps subgraph, without leaving the Kubernetes view your team already uses.
GitOps natively, not as an add-on
Suspend, reconcile, and sync from the same place you inspect pods. See last-applied revisions, drifted resources, and rendered Helm manifests side by side.
Roll out without the security committee gauntlet
Kunobi runs on the engineer’s laptop and talks to your clusters through the kubeconfigs they already have. No agents to deploy. No in-cluster components. Nothing to roll back if you stop using it.
Make new engineers productive in days
Demo cluster onboarding gets engineers exploring real resources within minutes. Shortcuts mirror kubectl muscle memory. The drilldown teaches Kubernetes by exposing relationships, not hiding them.
Try Kunobi on your laptop in 60 seconds
Point it at any kubeconfig your team already uses. No login, no agents, no signup. Ship it to one engineer or to the whole team, your call.
Replace the internal dashboard you keep meaning to build
Cut the time platform engineers spend answering “what's deployed where?” from minutes per question to seconds. Standardize the tool every platform engineer opens, across every cluster and every GitOps source.