openshift / release-tests

openshift-expert is a general OpenShift-and-Kubernetes knowledge skill: cluster architecture, operators, networking, storage, troubleshooting, and CI/CD pipelines, aimed at analyzing test failures, debugging cluster issues, and investigating build problems. release-workflow is narrower and specific to this repository's own tooling: it covers the Errata Reliability Team's z-stream release orchestration — build promotion, test analysis, advisory workflows, and the Konflux/Errata pipeline — with task sequencing and checkpoints pinned to OpenShift releases 4.12 through 4.20.

The repository around these two skills is ERT, a Python CLI (OAR) plus a Prow job controller that automates Errata, Jira, Google Docs, Slack, and Jenkins for the team that manages OpenShift's periodic z-stream releases. The skills exist to give an agent that same domain knowledge, not to replace the CLI itself. Outside that specific release process — including most other OpenShift or Kubernetes users — neither skill has much to offer.

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What it costs to start. Our data labels openshift-expert as needing an account/key and release-workflow as needing an MCP service; neither is usable with nothing configured. The README itself never mentions an agent-skills install path at all — it documents pip3 install -e . for the OAR and job-controller tooling, and says nothing about how the two skills are packaged or installed on top of it.

Pinned to a version range. release-workflow's own description scopes itself to releases 4.12–4.20; nothing in what we captured says whether it is kept current as OpenShift ships newer z-streams past that range.