Paprika for Kubernetes
ChatGPT pluginKubernetes health and releases
Inspect Kubernetes deployments in your Paprika instance. See application health, drift, resource details and release history in chat or the fleet panel. Connect your instance’s hostname with native sign-in. Read access is the default. Delivery actions require separately granted write access, your instance’s existing permissions and applicable confirmation.
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More from Ben Ebsworth
All listings by Ben EbsworthExample prompts
- “Show fleet status and any unhealthy applications.”
- “Investigate the most recent failed release.”
- “What drifted out of sync on my apps?”
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paprika
Inspect and operate a Paprika Kubernetes delivery fleet using application health, resource evidence, drift, releases, progressive rollouts, gates, and pipeline tools. Use for deployment status, unhealthy or stuck apps, GitOps sync, targeted debugging, and user-requested delivery actions.
paprika-setup
Connect or reconnect the Paprika plugin using the client's native OAuth flow, discover its read tools, and verify fleet access. Use only when the user asks to set up Paprika, sign in, or change granted scopes.
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- Made by
- Ben Ebsworth · Website
- Sign-in
- On Install
- Capabilities
- Read, Write, Interactive
- Availability
- Available
- Version
- 0.2.3
- Keywords
- paprika, kubernetes, gitops, deployments, rollouts, canary, mcp
- Created
- October 25, 2026
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