See, trace, and debug everything your control plane runs. Every read served
from an in-memory cluster cache — ms answers to the questions you ask all day:
what's degraded, what composed what, what actually got created.
helm install pitbox is real. Source opens at launch.
Not another CRD table. pitbox understands Composite Resources, compositions, providers, and operations as first-class concepts.
The Overview leads with a diagnosis — what's degraded, the controller's own message, and how long it's been failing. Triage starts at a sentence, not a list.
One palette across every resource in the cluster — names, kinds, labels — with results in under 50 milliseconds at typical cluster sizes.
Walk any XR down through nested composites to every leaf managed resource, with live status at every node. The composition tree, finally legible.
What did this XR actually produce? Wrapped Kubernetes objects, Helm releases,
Terraform modules, and cloud identifiers — flattened into one table with
ready-to-paste kubectl commands.
XRs, MRs, XRDs, MRDs, Compositions, Providers, Functions, Configurations, and Operations — live-updating lists and detail pages with YAML, events, and relationships.
Read-only console. Secrets and credential-shaped fields are redacted server-side in every YAML view. Mutations stay behind explicit flags — and soon, real RBAC.
A single Go binary with an embedded UI. Point it at a kubeconfig, open a browser. Helm chart and public source land at launch.