Question 1

What is the UBOS Helm MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

The UBOS Helm MCP Server is a tool available on the UBOS Asset Marketplace that acts as a bridge between AI assistants and the Helm package manager for Kubernetes. It allows AI assistants to interact with Helm through natural language requests, executing commands like installing charts, managing repositories, and more.

Question 2

What are the prerequisites for installing the Helm MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

The prerequisites include Python 3.8+, Docker (for containerized deployment), and the Helm CLI.

Question 3

How do I install the Helm MCP Server using Docker?

Accepted Answer

To install using Docker, clone the repository, navigate to the `src/helm` directory, and build the Docker image using the command `docker build -t mcp-helm .`.

Question 4

How do I install the Helm MCP Server manually?

Accepted Answer

To install manually, clone the repository, navigate to the `src/helm` directory, create a virtual environment with `uv venv`, activate it with `source .venv/Scripts/Activate.ps1`, install dependencies using `uv pip install -e .`, and run the server with `mcp-server-helm`.

Question 5

What tools are available in the Helm MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

Available tools include `helm_completion`, `helm_create`, `helm_lint`, `helm_package`, `helm_template`, `helm_dependency_build`, `helm_dependency_list`, `helm_dependency_update`, `helm_env`, `helm_version`, and various tools for release and repository management.

Question 6

How can I create a new chart using the Helm MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

Use the `helm_create` tool with the required parameter `name` (the name of the chart to create) and an optional `starter` parameter (the name of the starter chart to use). For example: `helm_create(name="mychart")`.

Question 7

How do I add a chart repository using the Helm MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

Use the `helm_repo_add` tool with the required parameters `name` (name of the repository) and `url` (URL of the repository). For example: `helm_repo_add(name="bitnami", url="https://charts.bitnami.com/bitnami")`.

Question 8

How can I uninstall a release using the Helm MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

Use the `helm_uninstall` tool with the required parameter `release_name` (the name of the release to uninstall) and optional parameters like `namespace`, `keep_history`, and `no_hooks`. For example: `helm_uninstall(release_name="my-nginx")`.

Question 9

How do I upgrade a release using the Helm MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

Use the `helm_upgrade` tool with the required parameters `release_name` and `chart`, and optional parameters like `namespace`, `values_file`, `set_values`, `install`, `force`, `wait`, `atomic`, and `timeout`. For example: `helm_upgrade(release_name="my-nginx", chart="bitnami/nginx", set_values={"replicaCount": "3"})`.

Question 10

How do I view the status of a release?

Accepted Answer

Use the `helm_status` tool with the required `release_name` parameter. For example: `helm_status(release_name="my-nginx")`.

Question 11

Can I list all releases using the Helm MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

Yes, use the `helm_list` tool. You can also filter releases by namespace or status using optional parameters.

Question 12

Where can I find the license information for the Helm MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

The Helm MCP Server is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file in the project repository for details.

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