Radar

About Radar

Radar, by Skyhook, is an open-source Kubernetes UI whose organising idea is that raw resource lists are the wrong unit of attention. Failures are folded up to their root cause and shown with a blast radius rather than as a wall of unhealthy pods; workloads are grouped into applications with health, environments and version skew visible per app; and the event timeline retains every Kubernetes event and delta past the one-hour TTL that makes the default view useless the moment you are debugging something that started this morning. A live topology graph laid out with ELK.js updates over server-sent events. There is a cluster audit with thirty-six best-practice checks, each labelled with the compliance framework it maps to, and GitOps support covering both Argo CD and Flux for drift detection, diagnosis and operations. The AI parts are two-sided and both worth noting. A built-in diagnostic agent investigates issues using your own model access — the site describes it as keyless and read-only, which is the correct posture for something pointed at a production cluster. Separately, Radar exposes the cluster over MCP so Claude, Cursor or Copilot can query it directly, token-optimised rather than dumping raw YAML into a context window. Open source and cloud ship together with the same features.

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