kubectl -n agentic-system get deployments,pods
kubectl -n agentic-system get agentworkloads
kubectl -n agentic-system describe agentworkload <name>
kubectl -n agentic-system get events --sort-by=.lastTimestampUse the actual Helm release labels when selecting operator logs:
kubectl -n agentic-system get deployments --show-labels
kubectl -n agentic-system logs deployment/<operator-deployment>The Tenant controller reads provider Secrets from agentic-system using the name
<provider>-token and copies them into the tenant namespace.
kubectl describe tenant <name>
kubectl -n agentic-system get secret <provider>-token
kubectl auth can-i create namespaces \
--as=system:serviceaccount:agentic-system:<operator-service-account>Also verify permission to create ServiceAccounts, Roles, RoleBindings, Secrets, and ResourceQuotas.
kubectl -n <namespace> describe agentworkload <name>
kubectl -n <namespace> get agentworkload <name> -o yamlCheck:
- referenced provider Secret and key;
spec.orchestration.type;CLAWDLINUX_AGENT_IMAGEfor pod and kagent adapters;- Argo or kagent installation when selected;
- provider endpoint and model mapping;
status.conditions,status.argoWorkflow, andstatus.argoPhase.
The legacy direct-action path may set PolicyDenied or PendingApproval.
opaPolicy uses an in-process Go evaluator, not Rego execution.
Inspect proposed actions and conditions:
kubectl -n <namespace> get agentworkload <name> \
-o jsonpath='{.status.proposedActions}{"\n"}{.status.conditions}{"\n"}'Direct MCP approval continuation is not connected end to end.
The default NoOpCostReporter records nothing.
For local evaluation, start the operator with the in-memory reporter:
AGENTIC_COST_TRACKING=memory
The in-memory reporter resets on restart and is not suitable for billing.
A labeled pod receives runtimeClassName: gvisor, but the node must provide a
matching RuntimeClass and runsc installation.
kubectl get runtimeclass gvisor
kubectl -n <namespace> describe pod <pod>Confirm:
- the policy selects the intended pod labels;
- the policy exists in the intended namespace;
- the cluster CNI enforces Kubernetes NetworkPolicy;
- optional Cilium policy is enabled and its selector matches.
Policy-object presence alone does not prove packet enforcement.
Use agentctl doctor network-policy to inspect passive CNI evidence. To test
packet flow, run agentctl doctor network-policy --active-probe --probe-image <updated-operator-image>. The command creates and deletes a scratch namespace.
It verifies only the probe policy and test Service. It does not verify your
production policy's selectors or allow-list.
audit-verify currently supports JSONL. The ClickHouse source adapter is a stub.
The controller does not automatically emit a signed entry for every run.
Use the checked-in fixture only as prior-run proof. See SHOWCASE-DEMO-WALKTHROUGH.md.