KubeTidy Usage

This section walks through the most common ways to use KubeTidy day to day, whether you're working in PowerShell or through kubectl.

• PowerShell Usage for Invoke-KubeTidy
• Krew Plugin Usage for kubectl kubetidy

Main workflows

• list clusters and contexts in a kubeconfig
• remove unreachable clusters
• keep selected clusters excluded from cleanup
• export selected contexts to a filtered kubeconfig
• merge multiple kubeconfig files
• preview changes with dry-run mode
• inspect a kubeconfig with report mode
• emit structured json or yaml output for automation

For a full list of commands, flags, output modes, and merge behavior, see the CLI Reference.