Open-source Agent Skills for DevOps engineers, from DevOps Daily.
Each skill packages the checks and workflows a good platform engineer carries in their head into something Claude can apply consistently. Drop one into Claude Code (or any agent that supports skills) and it triggers automatically when the work matches.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
kubernetes-manifest-auditor |
Reviews Kubernetes YAML for security, reliability, and production-readiness issues and reports findings by severity with concrete fixes. |
More on the way. Ideas and contributions welcome.
This repo is a Claude Code plugin marketplace, so installing is two commands, no manual copying:
/plugin marketplace add The-DevOps-Daily/devops-daily-skills
/plugin install devops-daily-skills@devops-daily
That is it. The skills are model-invoked, so you do not call them directly. Just ask, for example: "audit these Kubernetes manifests before I apply them." Claude loads the skill on its own.
To update later: /plugin marketplace update devops-daily. To remove: /plugin uninstall devops-daily-skills@devops-daily.
If you would rather drop the skill straight into your skills directory:
# for your user (available everywhere)
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r plugins/devops-daily-skills/skills/kubernetes-manifest-auditor ~/.claude/skills/See the Agent Skills and plugin docs for the full mechanism and other agents.
A skill is a folder with instructions (SKILL.md) and optional supporting files (reference docs, examples, scripts). The SKILL.md frontmatter has a name and a description that tells the agent when to use it. Supporting files are loaded only when needed, so the agent stays focused. These skills follow the format from Anthropic's skill-creator.
Found a gap in a checklist, or have a DevOps skill worth sharing? Open an issue or a pull request. Keep skills focused, give every finding a fix, and stay defensive (these harden systems, they do not attack them).
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