Kubernetes GUI + governed AI operations

Kubernetes GUIpowered by your

Browse your cluster yourself, or ask the agent to investigate issues and make changes with your approval.

pipernet-us-east

Namespace	Name	Ready	Status	Restarts	Age
pied-piper	middle-out-7d9fb45c8-x2x7k	0/1	CrashLoopBackOff	14	2d
pied-piper	middle-out-7d9fb45c8-mn4qp	1/1	Running	0	2d
pied-piper	piper-chat-6c4fd9b77-9zclt	1/1	Running	0	6d
pied-piper	pipernet-web-5b8c66f4d-tql2v	1/1	Running	0	9d
pied-piper	not-hotdog-84c6f7d99-k8s2m	1/1	Running	1	4d
pied-piper	anton-ii-0	1/1	Running	0	21d
pied-piper	pipernet-db-0	1/1	Running	0	21d

production-us-eastResources

Cluster

Workloads

Deployments, Pods, StatefulSets, Jobs

Networking

Services, Ingresses, Network Policies

Configuration

ConfigMaps, Secrets, Custom Resources

Access control

Service Accounts, Roles, Role Bindings

Pods

All namespaces · 5 resources

NameReadyStatus

checkout-api-7d9fb0/1CrashLoop

checkout-api-66d8c1/1Running

payments-5f47b1/1Running

postgres-01/1Running

redis-01/1Running

Visual cluster management

A Kubernetes GUI for day-to-day cluster operations.

Start with the familiar visual workflows you expect from a Kubernetes UI, then bring the same live context to an agent when an issue needs deeper investigation.

Browse every resource

Move through workloads, networking, access control, configuration, storage, and custom resources without memorizing commands.

Debug in context

Inspect resource state, logs, events, and YAML together so the evidence behind a Kubernetes issue stays connected.

Work across clusters

Keep Kubernetes clusters organized as environments and move between them from the same DevOps workspace.

Respect real permissions

Give each session scoped access and keep engineers in control of what an agent can inspect or change.

Kubernetes resource explorer

Find the resource you need without fighting the CLI.

Use Nuphos as a visual Kubernetes management interface for the routine work: switch namespaces, search resources, inspect status, and follow relationships across the cluster.

See unhealthy workloads and recent restarts at a glance
Navigate standard resources and custom resources in one place
Keep cluster context visible while you inspect a resource

production-us-eastResources

Cluster

Workloads

Deployments, Pods, StatefulSets, Jobs

Networking

Services, Ingresses, Network Policies

Configuration

ConfigMaps, Secrets, Custom Resources

Access control

Service Accounts, Roles, Role Bindings

Pods

All namespaces · 5 resources

NameReadyStatus

checkout-api-7d9fb0/1CrashLoop

checkout-api-66d8c1/1Running

payments-5f47b1/1Running

postgres-01/1Running

redis-01/1Running

Nuphos Agent

Investigating checkout-api

In progress

Why is checkout-api CrashLoopBackOff?

Inspecting pod status and restart history

Reading Kubernetes events

Comparing the current manifest

Checking container logs

Evidence stays in the workspace

Pod detailsEventsdeployment.yamlContainer logs

AI-assisted troubleshooting

Ask why. Keep the evidence attached.

When clicking through resources is not enough, ask the Nuphos agent to investigate. It can use the Kubernetes context already open in your workspace to inspect workloads, read logs and events, and explain what it found.

› Why is checkout-api CrashLoopBackOff?

Governed operations

Turn an investigation into a safe action.

Nuphos does more than show cluster state. Give each agent session scoped credentials, review the proposed change, and require human approval before protected write actions reach production.

1Investigate

2Review plan

3Approve action

Approval required

Production Kubernetes change

Increase the memory limit for checkout-api after repeated OOM terminations.

deployment.yaml

resources:

limits:

- memory: 512Mi

+ memory: 768Mi

deploy-production Audit logged

Kubernetes GUI FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is a Kubernetes GUI?

A Kubernetes GUI is a visual interface for inspecting and managing Kubernetes clusters. It presents resources such as pods, deployments, services, logs, events, and manifests without requiring every task to begin at the command line.

Does Nuphos replace kubectl?

No tool needs to replace kubectl for every workflow. Nuphos gives teams a visual Kubernetes workspace for exploration, troubleshooting, and governed operations, while kubectl remains useful for scripts and precise command-line work.

Can Nuphos work with multiple Kubernetes clusters?

Yes. You can connect Kubernetes clusters as environments and move between them from the same Nuphos workspace.

Can I inspect Kubernetes logs, events, and YAML?

Yes. Nuphos keeps resource details, logs, events, and YAML close to the workloads you are investigating, reducing the need to jump between terminals and dashboards.

Can the Nuphos agent change Kubernetes resources?

Only within the access and approval requirements your team configures. Agents can investigate first, prepare an action, and request human approval before a protected change is applied.

Which desktop platforms does Nuphos support?

The Nuphos desktop app is available for macOS and Windows.

Your Kubernetes GUI can do more than show you what broke.

Explore the cluster yourself, then bring in a governed AI agent when you need to understand and act.

Available for macOS and Windows.