MCP Helm
The MCP Helm Server is a service that provides tools for interacting with Helm repositories and charts, enabling AI assistants to query repositories, obtain chart information, and value files without installing Helm locally.
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What is the MCP Helm Server?
The MCP Helm Server is a tool based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that allows AI assistants to query Helm repositories, obtain chart information, and access chart value files. It avoids generating inaccurate `values.yaml` content when interacting with LLMs.How to use the MCP Helm Server?
By configuring the MCP client to connect to this server, you can call its provided functions, such as listing charts in the repository, getting the latest version, and retrieving chart values.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for AI assistants that need to interact with Helm charts, such as automatically obtaining chart information, validating configurations, or analyzing dependencies during development or deployment.Main features
List charts in the repository
You can view all charts and their version information in a Helm repository.
Get the latest version of a chart
Quickly find the latest available version of a specified chart.
Get the value file of a chart
Get the content of the `values.yaml` file of a chart, including values for specific versions.
Get the complete content of a chart
Download and parse the templates, value files, and metadata of a chart.
Get the dependencies of a chart
Extract the dependency relationships of a chart from the `Chart.yaml`.
Advantages
Access chart information without installing Helm locally
Provide a unified and structured chart data interface for AI assistants
Support multiple usage methods (Docker, binary, Go, etc.)
Limitations
Currently only supports functions related to Helm repositories and does not support other Kubernetes resources
Temporarily does not support the authentication mechanism for private repositories
How to use
Select a deployment method
You can choose to run with Docker, download a pre - compiled binary file, or build the source code through Go.
Configure the MCP client
Ensure that the MCP client can connect to the address of the MCP Helm Server (the default port is 8012).
Call functions
Call the required functions through the MCP client, such as listing charts and getting version information.
Usage examples
Find the latest version of a chart
When users want to confirm whether a new version of a chart is available, they can call `get_latest_version_of_chart` to get the latest version.
Get the value file of a chart
Users may need to understand the default configuration of a chart to adjust deployment parameters. At this time, they can call `get_chart_values` to get the content of the `values.yaml`.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to install Helm to use the MCP Helm Server?
Can it support private Helm repositories?
How to test the MCP Helm Server?
Related resources
GitHub project page
The source code and documentation of the project.
Official documentation
The online documentation and test interface of the MCP Helm Server.
MCP protocol specification
The official specification description of the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

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