Control Plane
ChatGPT pluginBuild and deploy apps
Control Plane runs containerized apps across AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle Cloud, and your own hardware as one platform. Describe an app and the assistant writes, builds, and deploys it to a live HTTPS URL, or builds one from your GitHub or GitLab repository. For an app that keeps records, files, or sign-ins, it plans the database, storage, and sign-in with you before writing any code. Give an app a custom domain, add PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, or Redis, and let it autoscale. Diagnose failures from logs, events, metrics, and traces, then restart or roll back a workload, walk you through promoting it to another environment, and compare used against reserved CPU and memory to find the over-provisioned workloads inflating your cloud bill. Workloads reach AWS, GCP, and Azure through your registered cloud accounts without stored keys, and you can install services from the Template Catalog and export your setup to Terraform. The plugin acts only on the organizations you grant when you connect, and secret values are generated by Control Plane or entered by you in the Control Plane Console, never in the chat.
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Example prompts
- “Build and deploy a simple web app for me on Control Plane.”
- “Why is my workload not starting? Check its logs and events.”
- “Add a Postgres database my app can connect to.”
Skills
access-control
Primary skill for access control, policies, and RBAC on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about permissions, policies, service accounts, user access, group membership, bindings, who can do what, least-privilege, or IAM.
audit-compliance
Audit trail and compliance on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about audit logs, who changed what, change tracking, audit contexts, writing custom audit events, security monitoring, SOC 2, HIPAA, or PCI compliance.
autoscaling-capacity
Workload autoscaling and Capacity AI on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about scaling up/down, min/max replicas, scale-to-zero, concurrency/RPS/CPU/memory/latency scaling, KEDA, event-driven scaling, or right-sizing.
cdn-rate-limiting
CDN caching and request rate limiting for Control Plane workloads. Use when the user asks about CDN, Cloudflare, CloudFront, edge caching, rate limiting, request throttling, per-key or per-route limits, or DDoS protection.
cpln
Writes cpln CLI commands and workflows for Control Plane. Use when the user asks about cpln login, cpln apply, cpln workload, CLI or CI/CD deploys, container debugging with cpln exec/logs, or any cpln resource command.
create-app
Writes, builds, and deploys an app the user asks for in the chat, with no repository and no image yet. Use when the user asks to create, generate, write, vibe-code, prototype, or scaffold an app, API, site, bot, game, or service and run it on Control Plane, or to change an app made this way.
domain
Custom domains for Control Plane workloads. Use when the user asks to put a domain or subdomain in front of a workload, pick cname vs ns, configure routing or TLS, or hits apex, ownership, or workloadLink errors.
environment-promotion
Promotes workloads across dev/staging/production on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about environment promotion, org-per-environment, cross-org image pulls, image promotion, deploying to production, or rollback.
external-logging
Ships Control Plane org logs to external providers. Use when the user asks about log export to S3, CloudWatch, Coralogix, Datadog, Logz.io, Stackdriver, Elastic, syslog, OpenTelemetry, or centralized log forwarding.
firewall-networking
Firewall rules and service-to-service communication on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about inbound/outbound rules, CIDR whitelisting, IP blocking, hostname filtering, geo-blocking, header routing, internal endpoints, or network security.
gitops-cicd
Sets up CI/CD pipelines and GitOps for Control Plane. Use when the user asks about GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket, CircleCI, building images in CI, kaniko, cpln apply in pipelines, or service-account tokens for CI.
iac-terraform-pulumi
Manages Control Plane resources with Terraform or Pulumi. Use when the user asks about the Terraform or Pulumi provider, infrastructure as code, IaC, exporting resources to HCL, terraform import, state, or drift.
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image
Builds, pushes, and manages container images on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about Docker build, remote build, image registry, tags, digests, Dockerfile, buildpacks, pull secrets, ECR/GCR, or image permissions.
ipset-load-balancing
Static IPs and load balancers on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about IP sets, fixed IPs, direct or dedicated load balancers, exposing raw TCP/UDP ports, IP allowlisting, geo headers, or egress IPs.
k8s-operator
Manages Control Plane resources as Kubernetes CRDs. Use when the user asks about the Kubernetes operator, kubectl apply for Control Plane, CRDs, ArgoCD GitOps from a cluster, or exporting resources as K8s manifests.
logql-observability
Queries workload logs with LogQL on Control Plane. Use to troubleshoot a workload from its logs, or for log search, access or egress logs, cron run logs, missing or truncated logs, retention, or logs in Grafana.
metrics-observability
Workload metrics, PromQL, Grafana, and tracing on Control Plane. Use to observe or troubleshoot a workload via CPU/memory/request or custom metrics, traces, Prometheus federation, alerts, or metrics retention.
migration-patterns
Migrate workloads from Kubernetes, Docker Compose, or Helm to Control Plane. Use when the user asks to convert k8s manifests, a docker-compose.yml, or Helm charts, or to move an existing app onto the platform.
mk8s-byok
Runs workloads on your own hardware and provisions managed Kubernetes (mk8s) clusters on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about bare metal, on-prem, data centers, their own servers, mk8s, BYOK, or node pools.
native-networking
Connects Control Plane workloads to private VPCs, on-prem networks, and cross-cloud resources. Use when the user asks about AWS PrivateLink, GCP Private Service Connect, wormhole agents, or reaching a private network.
operating-guide
Control Plane operating guide: platform facts tools do not enforce or report, high-impact approvals, secrets beyond the core rules, targets, CLI fallback, failures. Use when a task goes beyond what the job tools cover.
org-management
Manages organizations, billing, users, and authentication on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about creating an org, billing, inviting users, SSO or SAML login, CLI profiles, switching orgs, or service accounts.
query-spec
Filters, selects, and sorts Control Plane resources with the query spec language. Use when the user asks about targetQuery, memberQuery, cpln query commands, tag-based selection, property filtering, or dynamic location selection.
setup-agent
Deploys a Control Plane wormhole agent connecting workloads to private-network resources. Use when the user asks to reach a VPC, on-prem, data-center, or cross-cloud host, set up a tunnel, or run an agent.
setup-cloud-access
Credential-free cloud access (Universal Cloud Identity) for a Control Plane workload. Use when a workload needs AWS, GCP, Azure, or NATS NGS resources without embedded keys, or asks to register a cloud account.
setup-secret
Secret access wiring and manifest authoring. Use when a workload needs to read a secret, the user asks to create a secret or generate secret YAML, configure a pull secret, or fix a deployment paused on a secret reference.
stateful-storage
Creates persistent storage for stateful workloads on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about volumes, volume sets, disks, mounting storage, snapshots, volume expansion, filesystems, shared storage, or backups.
tag
Resource tags on Control Plane — labels that organize resources, trigger built-in cpln/ behaviors, and drive targeting. Use when the user asks about tags, labels, tagging, naming conventions, or resource protection.
template-catalog
Recommends and installs templates from the Control Plane Template Catalog. Use when the user wants a self-hosted component or product: a database, cache, queue, search engine, object storage, gateway, AI tool, analytics, auth, security, automation, observability, or developer tool, a self-hosted replacement for a product they name, or asks what templates exist.
workload
Primary skill for creating, updating, running, and debugging workloads on Control Plane; routes to a deeper skill per subject. Use when the user asks to deploy or run a container, app, API, service, worker, or job, or to change, scale, expose, secure, or diagnose one.
workload-security
Production hardening for Control Plane workloads. Use when asked about JWT/Envoy auth, security context (runAsUser), health probe tuning, direct load balancers, geo-location headers, or graceful shutdown / termination.
workload-troubleshooting
Diagnoses unhealthy Control Plane workloads. Use when asked why a workload is crashing, not starting, OOMKilled, ImagePullBackOff, returning 502s, failing health checks, unreachable, or stuck deploying.
- Categories
- Made by
- Control Plane Corporation · Website
- Sign-in
- On Install
- Capabilities
- Read, Write
- Availability
- Available
- Version
- 1.2.0
- Keywords
- controlplane, cpln, multi-cloud, kubernetes, workloads, deploy, containers, networking, secret-access, autoscaling
- Created
- June 23, 2026
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