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If you often render, validate, and debug Kubernetes manifests, you’ll surely find this new tool helpful.

kat simplifies working with manifests in your terminal by invoking their generators (such as Helm, Kustomize, CUE, KCL, etc.), displaying the resulting resources and providing several convenient features:

- browsable list structure for the Kubernetes resources, fuzzy search and filtering;
- live reload of the displayed data;
- built-in validation based on external tools, such as Kubeconform and Kyverno;
- customisable keybindings, profiles, themes, and even plugins.

P.S. We also can’t conceal the fact that the cat at the helm used for the project’s logo is almost as cute as our channel’s platypus, Pal 😂

Language: Go | License: Apache 2.0 | 61 ⭐️

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