✨ Add kubectl-kai plugin (kai CLI) - #184
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a reusable ChangesKai CLI and resource management
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The plugin can persist Hub bearer tokens in Kubernetes run specifications and send credentials over non-HTTPS endpoints, exposing them to cluster readers or network observers; it also accepts credential-bearing URLs and has several bounded command and build correctness issues. The current head is not merge-ready until the credential handling and high-impact transport issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant KubectlKai
participant KaiCommand
participant KubernetesAPI
participant SandboxPod
Operator->>KubectlKai: invoke kubectl kai
KubectlKai->>KaiCommand: construct and execute command
KaiCommand->>KubernetesAPI: create or inspect agentic resources
KaiCommand->>KubernetesAPI: find latest run and sandbox
KaiCommand->>SandboxPod: stream pod log tail
SandboxPod-->>Operator: display run output
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In `@cmd/kubectl-kai/main.go`:
- Around line 46-50: Update the cmd.Execute error-handling path in main to write
the returned err to standard error before exiting with status 1. Keep the
existing SilenceErrors configuration unless choosing to remove it also preserves
visible diagnostics.
In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 142-145: Add $(LOCALBIN) as a prerequisite of the
kubectl-kai-build target so the bin directory exists before the go build command
writes bin/kubectl-kai.
In `@pkg/kai/agent.go`:
- Line 237: Handle or explicitly discard the errors returned by the fmt.Fprintf
output calls in the agent command flow, including the calls near the “no agents
found” message and the other listed output sites, following the repository’s
lint policy.
- Around line 382-388: Update the parameter processing around validateParamValue
so strings.TrimSpace(value) is checked before validation; when a required
parameter is empty or whitespace-only, return the existing missing-required
error instead of appending an empty ParamValue. Preserve optional
empty-parameter behavior and add a non-interactive test covering REQUIRED=.
In `@pkg/kai/common.go`:
- Around line 43-59: Update table and writeRow to propagate output errors from
each fmt.Fprint/Fprintln call and tabwriter.Flush instead of discarding them;
adjust their signatures and callers to return or explicitly handle errors
according to the project policy.
- Around line 28-31: Update the age-formatting logic around time.Since in the
visible switch so negative durations from future timestamps are handled before
unit formatting; return the established zero-age or unknown representation for d
< 0, while preserving existing formatting for nonnegative durations.
In `@pkg/kai/describe.go`:
- Around line 212-252: Extract the duplicated command execution flow from
newAgentRunsCommand and newWorkflowRunsCommand into a generic newRunsCommand
helper parameterized by list construction, row mapping, command metadata,
headers, and resource kind. Update both command constructors to supply only
their type-specific options while preserving filtering, listing errors,
empty-result messages, and table output.
In `@pkg/kai/editor.go`:
- Around line 62-66: Handle cleanup errors in the temporary-file flow around
f.Write: explicitly process or discard the errors from deferred os.Remove and
the failure-path f.Close according to the project’s cleanup-error policy, while
preserving the existing write-error return behavior.
In `@pkg/kai/gateway.go`:
- Around line 133-135: Update the condition around warnAboutSecret so it only
runs when secretCreated is false and dryRun is false. Preserve the existing
warning behavior for non-dry-run executions while ensuring dry-run paths perform
no cluster query.
- Line 96: Update validateEndpoint and the Gateway admission or reconciliation
flow to reject HTTP endpoints when a referenced credential is configured,
requiring HTTPS before verification Jobs can send credentials. Preserve any
existing validation for endpoint format and allow HTTP only when no credential
is involved.
In `@pkg/kai/providers.go`:
- Around line 142-144: Update validateEndpoint to reject non-HTTPS endpoints,
preventing credentialed Gateway requests from using HTTP; if an explicit
development-mode exception already exists, ensure it cannot use production
credentials and that redirect-following clients do not downgrade
credential-bearing requests to HTTP.
- Around line 132-148: Add an admission or controller authorization check in the
custom-endpoint flow before consuming spec.credentialRef, reading the referenced
Secret, or binding it to the verification Job. Reject unauthorized Secret
references; do not rely on validateEndpoint, CLI validation, or warnAboutSecret.
In `@pkg/kai/wizard.go`:
- Around line 105-119: Update readableFileValidator to require a regular file,
then open it for reading during validation and return an error when opening
fails; close the handle after the check while preserving the existing empty-path
and stat-error handling.
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Require TLS for credentialed Gateway endpoints.
validateEndpoint accepts http, and the verification Job sends the referenced credential to the configured endpoint. Enforce HTTPS in admission or reconciliation so directly created Gateway resources cannot send credentials over cleartext HTTP.
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In `@pkg/kai/gateway.go` at line 96, Update validateEndpoint and the Gateway
admission or reconciliation flow to reject HTTP endpoints when a referenced
credential is configured, requiring HTTPS before verification Jobs can send
credentials. Preserve any existing validation for endpoint format and allow HTTP
only when no credential is involved.
| // validateEndpoint confirms the endpoint is a well-formed absolute URL. | ||
| func validateEndpoint(endpoint string) error { | ||
| endpoint = strings.TrimSpace(endpoint) | ||
| if endpoint == "" { | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("endpoint is required") | ||
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Enforce Secret-reference authorization for custom endpoints.
A Gateway creator can set both spec.endpoint and spec.credentialRef. The controller reads the referenced Secret and binds it to the verification Job. Add an admission or controller authorization check before using CredentialRef. Do not rely on CLI validation or warnAboutSecret.
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In `@pkg/kai/providers.go` around lines 132 - 148, Add an admission or controller
authorization check in the custom-endpoint flow before consuming
spec.credentialRef, reading the referenced Secret, or binding it to the
verification Job. Reject unauthorized Secret references; do not rely on
validateEndpoint, CLI validation, or warnAboutSecret.
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In `@pkg/kai/hub.go`:
- Around line 74-79: Validate the Hub URL before prompting for or configuring
credentials: require a non-empty host and the HTTPS scheme before calling the
credential flow around binding.New and auth.NewBasic, rejecting invalid URLs
early. Add a regression test covering HTTP and hostless URLs while preserving
the existing --insecure transport behavior for valid HTTPS URLs.
Apply the same fix in `@pkg/kai/runcontext.go` around lines 11 - 14:
Application-scoped runs inject HUB_TOKEN and HUB_BASE_URL into execution inputs.
Apply the same fix in `@pkg/kai/workflow.go` around lines 216 - 223: Workflow runs
accept and forward the configured Hub URL with the token.
In `@pkg/kai/runcontext.go`:
- Around line 96-113: Enforce authorization for every Secret referenced by the
run before creating the Sandbox workload, including values from gitSecret and
envFrom. Update the run admission or equivalent validation flow around the
envFrom construction to verify the caller can get each same-namespace Secret,
and reject unauthorized or missing references rather than forwarding them.
- Around line 81-83: The run environment currently places the Hub PAT directly
in EnvVar.Value, exposing it through AgentRun and AgentWorkflowRun
specifications. Update the run-context environment construction around
rc.hubToken to reference a Kubernetes Secret via EnvVarSource.SecretKeyRef,
using the appropriate existing Secret name and key conventions, while preserving
the conditional behavior for empty tokens.
Apply the same fix in `@pkg/kai/workflow.go` around lines 266 - 267: The workflow
path writes the same sensitive token into AgentWorkflowRun.Spec.Env.
In `@pkg/kai/workflow.go`:
- Around line 216-219: Update resolveHubToken and the surrounding workflow setup
so saved hubCredentials restore both the token and hub URL when --hub-url was
not explicitly changed. Preserve an explicitly provided command-line hub URL,
and ensure rc.build receives the restored custom URL for subsequent workflow
runs.
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| rc := binding.New(hubURL) | ||
| rc.Client.SetRetry(1) | ||
| if insecure { | ||
| rc.Client.Transport().TLSClientConfig = &tls.Config{InsecureSkipVerify: true} //nolint:gosec // opt-in via --insecure | ||
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| rc.Client.Use(auth.NewBasic(strings.TrimSpace(username), password)) |
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Require HTTPS for every Hub credential flow.
Login sends Basic credentials to the user-supplied Hub URL, while application runs forward HUB_TOKEN to the configured endpoint. Non-HTTPS URLs, including the current HTTP default, can expose credentials in transit. Require a valid HTTPS URL before prompting for credentials or injecting HUB_TOKEN, and reject redirects that downgrade transport security.
📍 Affects 3 files
pkg/kai/hub.go#L74-L79(this comment)pkg/kai/runcontext.go#L11-L14pkg/kai/workflow.go#L216-L223
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In `@pkg/kai/hub.go` around lines 74 - 79, Validate the Hub URL before prompting
for or configuring credentials: require a non-empty host and the HTTPS scheme
before calling the credential flow around binding.New and auth.NewBasic,
rejecting invalid URLs early. Add a regression test covering HTTP and hostless
URLs while preserving the existing --insecure transport behavior for valid HTTPS
URLs.
Apply the same fix in `@pkg/kai/runcontext.go` around lines 11 - 14:
Application-scoped runs inject HUB_TOKEN and HUB_BASE_URL into execution inputs.
Apply the same fix in `@pkg/kai/workflow.go` around lines 216 - 223: Workflow runs
accept and forward the configured Hub URL with the token.
| if strings.TrimSpace(rc.hubToken) != "" { | ||
| env = append(env, corev1.EnvVar{Name: "HUB_TOKEN", Value: strings.TrimSpace(rc.hubToken)}) | ||
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Keep Hub tokens out of run specifications.
HUB_TOKEN is currently stored as a literal environment value in AgentRun and AgentWorkflowRun resources, making it readable through the Kubernetes API and propagating it into workload execution. Store the token in a run-scoped Kubernetes Secret and reference it with SecretKeyRef, restricting access to the controller and intended workload.
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pkg/kai/runcontext.go#L81-L83(this comment)pkg/kai/workflow.go#L266-L267
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In `@pkg/kai/runcontext.go` around lines 81 - 83, The run environment currently
places the Hub PAT directly in EnvVar.Value, exposing it through AgentRun and
AgentWorkflowRun specifications. Update the run-context environment construction
around rc.hubToken to reference a Kubernetes Secret via
EnvVarSource.SecretKeyRef, using the appropriate existing Secret name and key
conventions, while preserving the conditional behavior for empty tokens.
Apply the same fix in `@pkg/kai/workflow.go` around lines 266 - 267: The workflow
path writes the same sensitive token into AgentWorkflowRun.Spec.Env.
| // Wire the git-credentials Secret. Only default it onto application-scoped | ||
| // runs; if the user set --git-secret explicitly, honor it regardless. | ||
| var secrets []string | ||
| if gitSecret := strings.TrimSpace(rc.gitSecret); gitSecret != "" && (gitSecretChanged || rc.appID != "") { | ||
| secrets = append(secrets, gitSecret) | ||
| } | ||
| secrets = append(secrets, rc.envFrom...) | ||
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| var envFrom []corev1.EnvFromSource | ||
| for _, s := range secrets { | ||
| if s = strings.TrimSpace(s); s == "" { | ||
| continue | ||
| } | ||
| envFrom = append(envFrom, corev1.EnvFromSource{ | ||
| SecretRef: &corev1.SecretEnvSource{ | ||
| LocalObjectReference: corev1.LocalObjectReference{Name: s}, | ||
| }, | ||
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Authorization Bypass (CWE-862): Missing Authorization
Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate
Enforce authorization for every Secret reference in a run.
A principal with create access to AgentRun or AgentWorkflowRun but without get access to Secrets can submit an arbitrary same-namespace Secret name. The controller forwards EnvFrom to the Sandbox workload without validating that reference. Add admission or equivalent authorization before creating the workload.
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In `@pkg/kai/runcontext.go` around lines 96 - 113, Enforce authorization for every
Secret referenced by the run before creating the Sandbox workload, including
values from gitSecret and envFrom. Update the run admission or equivalent
validation flow around the envFrom construction to verify the caller can get
each same-namespace Secret, and reject unauthorized or missing references rather
than forwarding them.
| if err := rc.resolveHubToken(); err != nil { | ||
| return err | ||
| } | ||
| env, envFrom, err := rc.build(cmd.Flags().Changed("git-secret")) |
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Reuse the saved Hub URL with the saved token.
resolveHubToken loads the saved hubCredentials but copies only c.Token. rc.build then uses rc.hubBaseURL, which remains the command default unless the user repeats --hub-url. After hub login --hub-url <custom-url>, workflow run --app <id> uses the token with the wrong HUB_BASE_URL. Set hubBaseURL from the saved credentials when --hub-url was not explicitly changed, or document that users must provide the URL for every run.
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In `@pkg/kai/workflow.go` around lines 216 - 219, Update resolveHubToken and the
surrounding workflow setup so saved hubCredentials restore both the token and
hub URL when --hub-url was not explicitly changed. Preserve an explicitly
provided command-line hub URL, and ensure rc.build receives the restored custom
URL for subsequent workflow runs.
| if insecure { | ||
| rc.Client.Transport().TLSClientConfig = &tls.Config{InsecureSkipVerify: true} //nolint:gosec // opt-in via --insecure | ||
| } | ||
| rc.Client.Use(auth.NewBasic(strings.TrimSpace(username), password)) |
Add the kai CLI to this repo and ship it as a kubectl plugin. Named kubectl-kai, it is discovered on PATH so `kubectl kai ...` manages the agentic CRDs (Gateways, Agents, Workflows and Skills) against the cluster in KUBECONFIG. Each group supports create/edit/delete/list plus get/describe; agents and workflows add run. `gateway create` is a provider-validated wizard that can create the credential Secret inline (masked input), derives the model context window from a per-model default table, and covers anthropic, openai, google, xai, gcp-vertex-ai and aws-bedrock. `agent describe` includes the latest run and its job logs. The command tree lives in the reusable pkg/kai package so other tools (e.g. kantra) can embed it under their own root. Adds charmbracelet/huh for the wizard; the CRD types resolve through the existing api submodule replace. Part of konveyor#183 Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <dymurray@redhat.com>
Add --app to 'agent run' and 'workflow run' so a caller who knows an application ID can drive a run against it. The controller is domain-agnostic and injects nothing, so the CLI resolves the context and sets it on the run: --app sets APP_ID and HUB_BASE_URL (override with --hub-url) and wires the github-credentials Secret (GH_TOKEN) via envFrom. --target-branch sets TARGET_BRANCH, --git-secret overrides or skips the credential Secret, and repeatable --env/--env-from pass anything else (e.g. a Hub-minted HUB_TOKEN) through. Without --app, runs stay clean. Shared in pkg/kai/runcontext.go with unit coverage. Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <dymurray@redhat.com>
Add a 'hub' command group with 'login' and 'logout'. 'hub login' prompts for a Tackle Hub username and masked password, mints a durable personal access token via the tackle2-hub shared binding client (HTTP Basic auth), and saves it to hub.json (0600) under the user config dir. 'hub logout' removes it. Agent and workflow runs that target an application (--app) now inject the saved token as HUB_TOKEN automatically; --hub-token overrides it per run. Basic auth covers local Hub users; OIDC device flow is a possible future mode. Pulls in github.com/konveyor/tackle2-hub/shared (lightweight nested module; no server deps). Unit tests cover token persistence and injection. Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <dymurray@redhat.com>
Replace Basic auth in 'hub login' with the OIDC Device Authorization Grant (RFC 8628): print a verification URL and user code, poll until approved, then mint a durable personal access token. Basic auth only worked for Hub-local/LDAP users; the device flow also supports external IdP (keycloak) users, matching kantra's approach. Fallbacks for Hubs whose device flow isn't available: HUB_TOKEN from the environment, or an existing PAT read via --token-stdin (masked prompt or piped). The token is validated against the Hub and saved as-is (0600) and is never echoed. Require https for --hub-url; --insecure still relaxes only TLS certificate verification. Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <dymurray@redhat.com>
Review feedback (CodeRabbit): - kubectl-kai: print the command error to stderr before exiting non-zero (SilenceErrors was swallowing it). - Makefile: make bin/ (via $(LOCALBIN)) a prerequisite of kubectl-kai-build. - agent run: reject an explicitly-empty required parameter (--param REQ=) and whitespace-only values, not just an absent one. - age(): clamp future timestamps to "0s" instead of printing a negative age. - gateway create --dry-run: don't query the cluster for the credential Secret. - credential file input: reject non-regular files and confirm readability. - require https for Gateway endpoints and for 'hub login --hub-url'; --insecure still relaxes only TLS certificate verification. - clarify that a run's --hub-url is the in-cluster HUB_BASE_URL the sandbox pod uses, distinct from the external Route passed to 'hub login' (the minted PAT is portable), in the flag help, a code comment, and the docs. Lint (golangci-lint): - errcheck: check the ignored writer/cleanup error returns. - dupl: extract a generic collectRunRows helper and a shared newRunsListCommand so the agent/workflow "runs" commands share one implementation. - goconst: extract repeated command verbs, table headers, param types and credential/scheme strings into constants (reusing hubTokenEnvVar). - unparam: drop the always-"Ready" arg (conditionStatus -> readyStatus) and the unused cfg on the hub commands. - lll: wrap over-long signatures, literals and help/error strings (no message text changed). Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <dymurray@redhat.com>
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//nolint:duplat both locations.
.golangci.ymlenablesdupl, but// nolint:duplis not recognized as a suppression directive. Remove the space after//at lines 267 and 393.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 152-153: Update the kubectl-kai build commands to use $(LOCALBIN)
for the output and Windows rename paths, matching the directory created by the
preceding target and supporting LOCALBIN overrides.
In `@pkg/kai/agent.go`:
- Around line 384-385: Update resolveRunParams to validate every key in provided
against the declared parameters before constructing out, and reject unknown
names instead of silently dropping them. Preserve resolution of declared
parameters, and add a test covering an undeclared parameter name.
In `@pkg/kai/editor.go`:
- Line 43: Update editResource around yaml.Unmarshal to decode edited YAML into
a new zero-valued object of the same concrete type, rather than mutating the
existing client.Client.Get result, then preserve the required object metadata
before client.Client.Update. Add a regression test verifying that deleting a
field from the edited YAML removes it from the updated resource.
In `@pkg/kai/gateway.go`:
- Line 129: Update the gateway creation flow around resolveCredentials so it
prepares the credential Secret reference without persisting it before final
confirmation. Create the Secret only after confirmation, and remove that newly
created Secret if Gateway creation fails; preserve existing behavior for reused
credentials and dry runs.
In `@pkg/kai/hub.go`:
- Line 161: Validate the nonempty issuerURL as an HTTPS URL before calling
auth.NewOIDC, rejecting HTTP, missing, or otherwise invalid schemes before any
OIDC request occurs. Add coverage confirming an HTTP issuer fails before the
OIDC flow starts.
In `@pkg/kai/providers.go`:
- Line 156: Update the endpoint URL validation around u.Host to also reject URLs
where u.User is non-nil, including userinfo such as usernames or credentials,
before accepting the URL or emitting it in spec.endpoint and Gateway YAML.
In `@pkg/kai/runcontext.go`:
- Line 14: Update defaultHubBaseURL to use an HTTPS endpoint, and ensure the
run-side client never sends HUB_TOKEN to a non-HTTPS HUB_BASE_URL by rejecting
such URLs or withholding the bearer header.
Apply the same fix in `@docs/kubectl-kai.md` around lines 69 - 73: The
documentation exposes the same insecure default and should reflect the enforced
HTTPS behavior.
In `@pkg/kai/workflow.go`:
- Line 269: Update runContext.build and AgentWorkflowRun.spec.env handling so
HUB_TOKEN is not stored in EnvVar.Value; create or reuse a Kubernetes Secret and
configure HUB_TOKEN with ValueFrom.SecretKeyRef, while preserving the existing
app-specific token behavior.
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In `@pkg/kai/describe.go`:
- Around line 267-268: Update the duplicate-code suppression comments associated
with collectRunRows at both locations to use the recognized //nolint:dupl form
by removing the space after //. Leave the suppression scope and accompanying
explanation unchanged.
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Write the plugin binary under $(LOCALBIN).
When LOCALBIN is overridden, Line 151 creates that directory but Lines 152-153 still use bin/. In a fresh checkout, go build can fail because bin/ does not exist. Use $(LOCALBIN) for both paths.
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-if [ "$(GOOS)" = "windows" ]; then mv bin/kubectl-kai bin/kubectl-kai.exe; fi
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| CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=$(GOOS) GOARCH=$(GOARCH) go build -o bin/kubectl-kai ./cmd/kubectl-kai | |
| if [ "$(GOOS)" = "windows" ]; then mv bin/kubectl-kai bin/kubectl-kai.exe; fi | |
| CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=$(GOOS) GOARCH=$(GOARCH) go build -o "$(LOCALBIN)/kubectl-kai" ./cmd/kubectl-kai | |
| if [ "$(GOOS)" = "windows" ]; then mv "$(LOCALBIN)/kubectl-kai" "$(LOCALBIN)/kubectl-kai.exe"; fi |
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In `@Makefile` around lines 152 - 153, Update the kubectl-kai build commands to
use $(LOCALBIN) for the output and Windows rename paths, matching the directory
created by the preceding target and supporting LOCALBIN overrides.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject undeclared --param names.
resolveRunParams only iterates declared parameters. It silently drops an undeclared flag such as --param REGON=us. The command then creates a run without the intended optional value.
Validate every key in provided against declared before building out. Add a test for an unknown parameter name.
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In `@pkg/kai/agent.go` around lines 384 - 385, Update resolveRunParams to validate
every key in provided against the declared parameters before constructing out,
and reject unknown names instead of silently dropping them. Preserve resolution
of declared parameters, and add a test covering an undeclared parameter name.
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The sigs.k8s.io/yaml library (including v1.6.0) functions by first converting YAML data into JSON, and then utilizing the standard Go encoding/json library to unmarshal that JSON into the target struct [1][2][3]. Because of this design, the behavior regarding "omitted fields" is governed entirely by how Go's encoding/json package handles unmarshaling into structs [2][3]. Specifically: 1. Missing Fields: If a field is present in your Go struct but is omitted from the input YAML (or the intermediate JSON), encoding/json will simply skip it [4]. The corresponding field in your Go struct will remain at its default "zero value" (e.g., 0 for integers, "" for strings, nil for pointers) [4]. 2. Distinguishing Presence: Because encoding/json does not distinguish between a field being explicitly set to a zero value and a field being entirely absent from the input, you cannot determine if a field was "omitted" based on the zero value alone [4]. The idiomatic Go approach to handle this is to use pointer types (e.g., *string, *int) for optional fields [4]. If a field is omitted, the pointer will be nil; if it is provided, the pointer will be non-nil. 3. Unknown Fields: By default, sigs.k8s.io/yaml ignores fields in the YAML input that do not map to fields in your Go struct [1][5]. If you require error reporting for such cases, you should use the UnmarshalStrict function or the DisallowUnknownFields option, which instructs the underlying JSON decoder to return an error when it encounters fields that cannot be mapped [1][5]. In summary, the behavior is identical to standard JSON unmarshaling in Go, as sigs.k8s.io/yaml uses encoding/json as its final unmarshaling stage [2][3].
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- 1: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/yaml/blob/v1.6.0/yaml.go
- 2: https://pkg.go.dev/sigs.k8s.io/yaml@v1.6.0
- 3: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/yaml?tab=readme-ov-file
- 4: GitHub issue 505 in go-yaml/yaml (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Decode edited YAML into a fresh object.
sigs.k8s.io/yaml.Unmarshal skips omitted fields. Because editResource passes the client.Client.Get result as the target, omitted fields retain their existing values and client.Client.Update can ignore requested deletions. Decode into a zero-valued object of the same concrete type before updating, while preserving required object metadata. Add a regression test for field deletion.
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In `@pkg/kai/editor.go` at line 43, Update editResource around yaml.Unmarshal to
decode edited YAML into a new zero-valued object of the same concrete type,
rather than mutating the existing client.Client.Get result, then preserve the
required object metadata before client.Client.Update. Add a regression test
verifying that deleting a field from the edited YAML removes it from the updated
resource.
| // Credentials: by default create a Secret inline (just prompt for the | ||
| // values, auto-name the Secret, use the provider's default key). The user | ||
| // can instead reference a Secret they created themselves. | ||
| secretName, key, secretCreated, err := resolveCredentials(ctx, cl, cfg.namespace, name, p, dryRun) |
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Do not create the credential Secret before final confirmation.
resolveCredentials writes the inline Secret before the confirmation prompt. If the operator declines, or cl.Create fails, the credential Secret remains without its Gateway. Prepare the Secret reference first, then persist the Secret only after confirmation. Clean up a newly created Secret if Gateway creation fails.
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In `@pkg/kai/gateway.go` at line 129, Update the gateway creation flow around
resolveCredentials so it prepares the credential Secret reference without
persisting it before final confirmation. Create the Secret only after
confirmation, and remove that newly created Secret if Gateway creation fails;
preserve existing behavior for reused credentials and dry runs.
| func deviceFlowToken( | ||
| rc *binding.RichClient, tr *http.Transport, issuerURL, clientID string, lifespan int, | ||
| ) (string, error) { | ||
| oidc := auth.NewOIDC(issuerURL, clientID) |
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Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-319): Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Reachability: External · Exploitability: Difficult
Reject non-HTTPS --issuer-url values.
--issuer-url reaches auth.NewOIDC without validation. An http:// issuer causes the device authorization flow and token polling to use cleartext transport. A network attacker on that path can read or modify the OIDC exchange. Validate a nonempty HTTPS issuer URL before this call. Add a test that an HTTP issuer fails before any OIDC request.
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In `@pkg/kai/hub.go` at line 161, Validate the nonempty issuerURL as an HTTPS URL
before calling auth.NewOIDC, rejecting HTTP, missing, or otherwise invalid
schemes before any OIDC request occurs. Add coverage confirming an HTTP issuer
fails before the OIDC flow starts.
| if u.Scheme != schemeHTTPS { | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("endpoint must be an https URL") | ||
| } | ||
| if u.Host == "" { |
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Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate
Reject userinfo in endpoint URLs.
An endpoint such as https://user:token@example.com passes validation, then appears in spec.endpoint and Gateway YAML output. Reject u.User != nil before accepting the URL.
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In `@pkg/kai/providers.go` at line 156, Update the endpoint URL validation around
u.Host to also reject URLs where u.User is non-nil, including userinfo such as
usernames or credentials, before accepting the URL or emitting it in
spec.endpoint and Gateway YAML.
| // defaultHubBaseURL is the in-cluster address of the Tackle Hub service. Runs | ||
| // that reference an application reach Hub through this endpoint unless it is | ||
| // overridden with --hub-url. | ||
| const defaultHubBaseURL = "http://tackle-hub.konveyor-tackle.svc:8080" |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not send HUB_TOKEN over non-HTTPS connections. App-scoped runs inject the token into managed execution, while the default Hub URL uses HTTP, allowing network observers to capture the bearer credential. Use an HTTPS default endpoint and reject or withhold the token for non-HTTPS URLs; update the user-facing documentation accordingly.
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In `@pkg/kai/runcontext.go` at line 14, Update defaultHubBaseURL to use an HTTPS
endpoint, and ensure the run-side client never sends HUB_TOKEN to a non-HTTPS
HUB_BASE_URL by rejecting such URLs or withholding the bearer header.
Apply the same fix in `@docs/kubectl-kai.md` around lines 69 - 73: The
documentation exposes the same insecure default and should reflect the enforced
HTTPS behavior.
| WorkflowRef: name, | ||
| Gateway: strings.TrimSpace(gateway), | ||
| Params: params, | ||
| Env: env, |
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Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-522): Insufficiently Protected Credentials
Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate
Do not persist HUB_TOKEN as a literal environment value.
When --app is set, runContext.build places the token in EnvVar.Value, and AgentWorkflowRun.spec.env stores it in the Kubernetes API. Use a Kubernetes Secret with ValueFrom.SecretKeyRef for HUB_TOKEN.
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In `@pkg/kai/workflow.go` at line 269, Update runContext.build and
AgentWorkflowRun.spec.env handling so HUB_TOKEN is not stored in EnvVar.Value;
create or reuse a Kubernetes Secret and configure HUB_TOKEN with
ValueFrom.SecretKeyRef, while preserving the existing app-specific token
behavior.
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Summary
Adds the kai CLI to this repo and ships it as a kubectl plugin. Named
kubectl-kai, it is discovered onPATHsokubectl kai …manages the agentic CRDs — Gateways, Agents, Workflows and Skills — against the cluster inKUBECONFIG.create/edit/delete/listplusget/describe;agentandworkflowaddrun.gateway createis a provider-validated wizard that can create the credentialSecretinline (values entered masked, Secret auto-named, provider default key), derives the model context window from a per-model default table (--context-windowto override), and coversanthropic,openai,google,xai,gcp-vertex-aiandaws-bedrock.agent describe/workflow describeinclude the latest run and its Job logs (--tail,--run).What's here
pkg/kai/— the cobra command tree as a reusable package (NewKaiCommand), so other tools (e.g. kantra) can embed it under their own root.cmd/kubectl-kai/main.go— the plugin entrypoint (kubectl-plugin naming contract).make kubectl-kai-build— buildsbin/kubectl-kai(slim; no controller-gen deps).docs/kubectl-kai.md+ README project-structure entry.feature).Notes
github.com/charmbracelet/huhfor the wizard;golang.org/x/termandsigs.k8s.io/yamlflip from indirect to direct. The CRD types resolve through the existingapisubmodulereplace, so no version pinning is needed.Usestayskai(notkubectl-kai) so the package can be re-embedded elsewhere; under kubectl,kubectl kai …resolves it via the plugin naming contract (kubectl plugin listshows it).go build ./...,go vet ./pkg/kai/... ./cmd/kubectl-kai/...,go test ./pkg/kai/...,make kubectl-kai-build, andkubectl kai --helpvia the plugin all pass. (Localmake changelog-validateerrors only on macOS/BSDxargsagainst pre-existing fragments with apostrophes; this fragment validates cleanly.)Follow-ups (tracked in #183)
kubectl krew install kai.pkg/kaifrom kantra and drop kantra's localreplaceon the api module.Part of #183
Summary by CodeRabbit
kubectl-kaiplugin for managing Gateways, Agents, Workflows, Skills, and their runs in Kubernetes.