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Last Updated: April 2026

yamlr features

Capability Discovery & Roadmap Matrix

The yamlr features command provides a comprehensive inventory of all engine capabilities, their tiers (Free vs. Pro), and their current activation status.

Usage

bash
# Display the full capability matrix yamlr features

The Tiered Engine

Yamlr classifies features into four strategic categories:

1. Core (FREE)

Fundamental safety operations available to the community.

  • Schema Validation: OpenAPI-driven audit.
  • Visual Healing: Interactive, comment-preserving repair.
  • API Deprecation: Detecting legacy K8s versions.
  • Forensic Journal: Atomic WAL journaling of all mutation attempts.

2. Observability (FREE)

Visual context and relational awareness.

  • Relational Topology: graph topo - ASCII resource trees.
  • Blast Radius: graph blast-radius - Impact analysis.

3. Surgical (FREE/PRO)

High-precision remediations and GitOps protections.

  • Auto-Injection: Injecting limits, probes, and namespaces (Free).
  • Tag Sanitization: Remediating :latest image tags (Free).
  • Clinical Mode: --clinical - Protecting GitOps pipes by redirecting UI to stderr (Free).
  • Rust Acceleration: --fast - Native engine for hyperscale (Pro).

4. Enterprise (PRO)

Advanced security, compliance, and strategic integrations.

  • Drift Remediation: Reconciling live cluster state with local manifests.
  • Auto-Hardening: Autonomous PSS-style policy injection.
  • Semantic DNA: SHA-256 identity for manifest integrity.
  • Evidence Receipts: DNA-signed PDF receipts for auditors.
  • AI Agent Bridge (MCP): High-fidelity healing server for LLMs.
  • Sovereign IDE (LSP): Real-time safety guard in VS Code.

[!TIP] Use yamlr features to quickly check if your enterprise license is active and which "Surgical" capabilities are available in your current environment.