Is it compliant with standard Kubernetes versions?

Absolutely; it generates standard Kubernetes-native YAML configurations that can be applied using kubectl or integrated into GitOps workflows.

Can I use it for security audits?

Yes, the skill can analyze your current network policies to identify potential security gaps, such as overly permissive ingress or egress rules.

Can this skill help me restrict pod communication?

Yes, it can generate precise Kubernetes network policies to define exactly which pods or namespaces are allowed to communicate with each other.

Does it support existing YAML files?

Yes, the skill can read, analyze, and modify your existing network policy files based on your specific security requirements.

Network Policy Manager

Name: Network Policy Manager
Author: intent-solutions-io

byintent-solutions-io

Cloud Infrastructure

Automates the creation, modification, and security analysis of Kubernetes network policies and firewall rules using natural language.

About

The Network Policy Manager skill simplifies Kubernetes cluster security by allowing Claude to generate production-ready network policy configurations from natural language prompts. It helps developers implement the principle of least privilege by defining precise ingress and egress rules, auditing existing security postures, and modifying firewall configurations to ensure secure communication between microservices, ensuring compliant and secure infrastructure without manual YAML authoring.

Key Features

Implementation of least-privilege access controls
Automated Kubernetes network policy YAML generation
Security analysis of pod-to-pod communication paths
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Natural language modification of existing firewall rules
Integration with CI/CD pipelines via standard YAML output

Use Cases

Updating legacy network policies to meet new compliance or security requirements
Analyzing existing cluster configurations for potential network security vulnerabilities
Restricting pod access to specific backend services on designated ports

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Key Features

Implementation of least-privilege access controls
Automated Kubernetes network policy YAML generation
Security analysis of pod-to-pod communication paths
0 GitHub stars
Natural language modification of existing firewall rules
Integration with CI/CD pipelines via standard YAML output

Use Cases

Updating legacy network policies to meet new compliance or security requirements
Analyzing existing cluster configurations for potential network security vulnerabilities
Restricting pod access to specific backend services on designated ports