Your AI agent is already driving your terminal. The question is whether the tools it calls were built for its eyes. mesheryctl was built for yours: human-readable tables, box-drawing characters, prose summaries. An agent reads all of that too, and pays for every repeated character in tokens. mesheryctl-axi is the new answer: an agent-ergonomic wrapper around mesheryctl that speaks TOON, never prompts, and tells the agent exactly what to do next.

It is official: the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Technical Oversight Committee has voted to accept Meshery as an Incubating project! This marks a massive milestone in our journey from a Sandbox project to becoming the premier cloud native manager and infrastructure management platform.

The Meshery ecosystem is full of focused tools that make designing and visualizing cloud native infrastructure easier. One of them, the Shape Builder extension, is looking for contributors who want to take ownership of a meaningful, standalone project and grow into maintainers. This post spotlights what Shape Builder does, where it stands today, and exactly where the project needs help.

Today, at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2026 in Amsterdam, the Meshery maintainers are proud to announce the general availability of Meshery v1.0 - the extensible cloud native management platform that has become the governance layer the cloud native stack has long been missing.

If you are managing cloud-native infrastructure with Meshery, understanding how your components interact is critical. This post walks you through the mesheryctl relationship commands and celebrates an important milestone: their officially graduated from experimental mode.

In modern cloud-native environments, platform engineering teams face a persistent challenge: how do you enable multiple teams to collaborate on infrastructure designs, share best practices, and maintain consistency across diverse deployment environments—all while preserving team autonomy and security boundaries?