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Fix what-is-kagent description (open-source K8s-native framework) #367

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Fix what-is-kagent description to reflect K8s-native framing
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Add harness examples (NemoClaw, OpenClaw) to what-is-kagent intro
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Tighten what-is-kagent intro: remove repetition and filler
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# Introducing kagent

kagent is an open-source programming framework that brings the power of agentic AI to cloud-native environments. Built specifically for DevOps and platform engineers, kagent enables AI agents to run directly in Kubernetes clusters to automate operations, troubleshoot issues, and solve complex cloud-native challenges.
kagent is an open-source, Kubernetes-native framework for building AI agents and harnesses — production-ready agent runtimes like NemoClaw and OpenClaw. It lets platform and DevOps teams deploy, scale, and operate agents as first-class Kubernetes resources, using the same primitives (CRDs, RBAC, GitOps, observability) they already use for every other workload.

kagent was created at [Solo.io](https://www.solo.io) in 2025 and is a [Cloud Native Computing Foundation](https://www.cncf.io) sandbox project.

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