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k8s-triage

Use when something is wrong in a cluster and it is not yet clear where: "the cluster is broken", "a lot of pods are failing", "users say the app is down", "something is off after the upgrade", or any problem report that names no workload. Sweeps nodes, pods in every namespace, recent Warning events and CPU and memory use, ranks what it finds by severity, proposes a first fix for each issue and names the skill that goes deeper. Reads first and asks before changing anything.

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# Kubernetes triage

Find out where a cluster is unhealthy when nobody knows yet, rank the problems, and hand
each one to the right place. **Read first, ask before changing.** Run the investigation
commands freely. Run a command under an "Ask first" line only after the user approves
that exact command; if your credentials do not allow it, give it to the user to run.
Never run a "Proposed fix"; hand it to the user.

Triage is a first look, not a root-cause analysis. For each problem, report it, show the
evidence, propose a first fix, and name the skill that investigates it fully. Do not
dig deeper than the short first look this skill describes.

The commands use placeholders: `my-namespace`, `my-app`, `my-pod` and `my-node`. Replace
them with the real names. Never read Secrets. If output contains passwords, tokens or
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