Kiro CLI + ArgoCD MCP: Manage GitOps from Your Terminal

Managing ArgoCD applications typically means writing Application YAML, configuring sync policies, and switching between the CLI and UI. It works, but there's a better way to do it. With Kiro CLI and the ArgoCD MCP server , you can do all of that using natural language from your terminal — create apps, sync them, check health, view resource trees. Deploying to Kubernetes Before GitOps Before ArgoCD, deploying to Kubernetes was mostly manual. You'd write your manifests, run kubectl apply , and hope it works. A typical workflow: Write Deployment, Service, ConfigMap YAML by hand kubectl apply -f from your laptop Verify the resources are running in the right namespace Commit the manifests to Git (if you remember) Repeat across environments, hoping cluster state and repo stay in sync Some teams graduated to Helm charts, which helped with templating but didn't solve the drift problem. Others wrote custom CI/CD pipelines that ran kubectl apply on merge — better, but still push-based and fragil