cli-reference
Even with an override, fall back through the chain for unsupported operations (e.g., cluster creation always requires gcloud or MCP).
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# CLI & Tool Reference for GKE
## Tool Preference
Default preference order:
```
1. GKE MCP Tools (preferred - structured, auditable, no shell required)
2. gcloud CLI (fallback - when MCP doesn't expose the operation)
3. kubectl (fallback - purely in-cluster ops not covered by MCP)
```
### When to use each
| Interface | When to Use | Examples |
|-----------|-------------|---------|
| **GKE MCP Tools** | Default for all cluster and K8s operations when MCP server is available. Structured I/O, supports dry-run, no shell/kubeconfig needed. | `create_cluster`, `get_cluster`, `get_k8
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