Kavrynt Documentation¶
Kavrynt is a Kubernetes-native control plane for MCP infrastructure.
It helps platform and AI engineering teams deploy, secure, and operate MCP servers for AI agents across local, self-managed, and managed Kubernetes clusters.
:material-rocket-launch: Install Kavrynt :material-book-open-page-variant: Read the overview
What You Can Do Today¶
- Install the Kavrynt control plane into a Kubernetes cluster with Helm.
- Install
kavryctlon a developer workstation. - Register MCP server metadata in Registry.
- Route MCP traffic through Gateway.
- Sync Kubernetes
MCPServerresources with the Operator. - Test the full path locally with Kind or on a cloud Kubernetes cluster.
Core Components¶
| Component | Purpose |
|---|---|
kavryctl |
Developer CLI for working with Kavrynt and MCP server records. |
| Registry | Control-plane API and source of truth for MCP server metadata. |
| Gateway | Data-plane entry point for routing MCP traffic. |
| Operator | Kubernetes controller that syncs MCPServer resources into Registry. |
First Install Path¶
git clone https://github.com/kavrynt/kavrynt.git
cd kavrynt
helm dependency build charts/kavrynt
helm upgrade --install kavrynt charts/kavrynt \
--namespace kavrynt-system \
--create-namespace
kubectl get pods -n kavrynt-system
Where To Go Next¶
- New users should start with Overview.
- Platform engineers should use Installation.
- Developers testing locally should use Quickstart.
- Architecture reviewers should read System Architecture.