Visual flow editor for your Kubernetes cluster. Inspect, debug, and fine-tune the workflows that the MCP server builds from your prompts.
Both tools work against the same cluster and the same CRDs — build with AI, then open the desktop client to see your flows visually, tweak edge configurations, or watch live traces.
Prerequisites
Kubernetes cluster
A running Kubernetes cluster (local or remote). You can use minikube, kind, Docker Desktop, or any cloud provider (GKE, EKS, AKS).
kubectl configured
The desktop client uses your local ~/.kube/config to connect to clusters. Make sure kubectl get nodes works before launching the app.
Helm (recommended)
Helm 3 is used to install Tiny Systems components onto your cluster.
All releases and changelogs are available on GitHub Releases.