sample-eks-operation-review-skill
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A Claude Code skill that performs automated EKS Operational Excellence assessments against live clusters. /eks-operation-review — all workflow steps, rules, and report format are defined in the command file.
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EKS Operation Review Skill
A Claude Code skill that performs automated EKS Operational Excellence assessments against live clusters.
Structure
.claude/commands/eks-operation-review.md # Skill entry point — full workflow and rules
steering/ # Per-section check instructions (loaded on demand)
tools/report_to_html.py # Markdown-to-HTML report converter
.mcp.json # MCP server configuration
SKILL.md # Skill metadata for platform auto-triggering
evals/ # Skill evaluation harness (evals.json)
docs/ # Additional documentation
DevOpsAgent/ # AWS DevOps Agent port (SKILL.md, references/, README)MCP Servers
awslabs.eks-mcp-server— queries EKS cluster state (discovery, describe, Kubernetes API)awslabs.aws-documentation-mcp-server— optional; used for setup/reference lookups only. It is NOT called during an assessment (the report generator uses the pre-verified reference map instead).
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/eks-operation-review — all workflow steps, rules, and report format are defined in the command file.
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