[BUG] Kubescape tool reports ApplicationProfile execs/opens/containers as 0 due to metadata-only LIST (spec is not fetched)

pkg/kubescape/kubescape.go の ApplicationProfile の List handler 付近から始め、List レスポンスが spec 由来のカウンターをどのように設定しているかを確認します。一覧表示されたオブジェクトと個別の GET 結果を比較し、そのうえで、handler が実際の値を返すか、利用できないデータを明確に示すようにします。0 を返す状態にはしないでください。関連する vulnerabilityManifests path でも同じパターンが使われている場合は、それも含めて ApplicationProfile の一覧表示の動作を確認します。

🎯 Affected Component(s)

pkg/kubescape (kagent-tools MCP server) — the list-style handlers for ApplicationProfile (and likely other spdx.softwarecomposition.kubescape.io resources whose list handlers read spec-derived fields, e.g. vulnerabilityManifests).

🐛 Bug Description

Note: I think the Kubescape tool is still in an early/beta stage and not yet listed among the GA tools. I'm filing this in case the feedback is useful for hardening it before GA — please feel free to deprioritize if this tool is out of active scope.

Kubescape's Storage aggregated API server implements metadata-only LIST: a LIST request (e.g., kubectl get <custom resource> -A -o json) returns object metadata only and omits the heavy spec payload. The full spec is only returned by an individual GET on a named object (or via the documented fullSpec resourceVersion mechanism).

The Kubescape tool's list handlers appear to aggregate values from spec (e.g., spec.containers[].execs, spec.containers[].opens) using data obtained through a LIST call. Because LIST returns no spec, the aggregation counts nothing and returns 0 for all fields — even containers_count — while the objects actually contain data.

This is a documented behavior of Kubescape Storage. Per the kubescape/storage README:

a listed object comes back with its spec fields at their zero values (for example a VulnerabilityManifestSummary reports all severity counts as 0)

(the same applies to ApplicationProfile, whose spec.containers[] is likewise omitted on LIST)

🔄 Steps To Reproduce

1. Install the Kubescape operator with relevancy enabled (default with node-agent/eBPF), and let the learning period complete for at least one workload.
2. Invoke kubescape_list_application_profiles through a kagent agent (or the MCP server directly).
3. Observe that all profiles report total_execs: 0, total_opens: 0, total_syscalls: 0, containers_count: 0.

🤔 Expected Behavior

The tool should return the real spec-derived values (e.g., execs, opens, container counts) for each ApplicationProfile, or at minimum must not report 0 when the data is simply not present in a metadata-only LIST response.

Acceptable approaches:

• Fetch each object with an individual GET (which returns the full spec) before aggregating, or
• If only metadata is available, clearly distinguish "not fetched / unknown" from "0", instead of emitting 0.

Note: The storage's fullSpec resourceVersion mechanism is not applicable here — per the kubescape/storage README, fullSpec is rejected on LIST for applicationprofiles and networkneighborhoods (it is honored only for the summary resources). Individual GET is therefore the appropriate approach for these resources.

📱 Actual Behavior

All ApplicationProfiles are reported with zeroed counters (trimmed):

{
  "application_profiles": [
    {
      "containers_count": 0,
      "created_at": "2026-06-04T08:41:49Z",
      "name": "replicaset-rockylinux-58468585c7",
      "namespace": "kagent",
      "total_capabilities": 0,
      "total_endpoints": 0,
      "total_execs": 0,
      "total_opens": 0,
      "total_syscalls": 0
    },
    { "... same zeros for every profile ..." }
  ]
}

However, an individual GET on the same objects returns real data, and the learning is marked complete:

$ kubectl get applicationprofile replicaset-rockylinux-58468585c7 -n kagent -o json \
  | jq '.spec.containers[]? | {name, execs:(.execs|length), opens:(.opens|length)}'
{
  "name": "rockylinux",
  "execs": 13,
  "opens": 115
}

$ kubectl get applicationprofile replicaset-rockylinux-58468585c7 -n kagent -o json \
  | jq '.metadata.annotations'
{
  "kubescape.io/completion": "complete",
  "kubescape.io/status": "completed",
  ...
}

So the data exists (execs: 13, opens: 115) and the profile is completed; the tool's 0 values come from LIST not returning spec, not from an actually-empty profile.

💻 Environment

• OS version: Rocky Linux 8.10 (x86_64) bastion; nodes on Amazon Linux
• Kubernetes: v1.35.6 (EKS)
• Kubernetes Provider: AWS (EKS)
• kagent-tools / MCP server version: v0.2.1
• Kubescape operator: v4.0.5 (Helm chart 1.40.2)

🔍 Additional Context

Root cause:
In pkg/kubescape/kubescape.go (v0.2.1, around L741), the list handler fetches profiles with a LIST call and then reads spec-derived fields directly from each listed item:

profiles, err := k.spdxClient.ApplicationProfiles(queryNamespace).List(ctx, metav1.ListOptions{})
// ...
for _, profile := range profiles.Items {
    containersCount := len(profile.Spec.Containers)
    // ...
    for _, c := range profile.Spec.Containers {
        totalExecs += len(c.Execs)
        totalOpens += len(c.Opens)
        totalSyscalls += len(c.Syscalls)
        totalCapabilities += len(c.Capabilities)
        totalEndpoints += len(c.Endpoints)
    }
    // ... written into profileMap as containers_count / total_execs / ...
}

The List call uses an empty metav1.ListOptions{}. Since Kubescape Storage serves metadata-only LIST (the payload/spec is not loaded from disk), profile.Spec comes back zero-valued: profile.Spec.Containers is empty, so containers_count and every total_* counter sum to 0. The values are read from a response that, by design, never contains spec.

Suggested fix: GET each object individually to obtain spec before aggregating, or report the counters as "unknown/not fetched" rather than 0 when spec is unavailable.
(The fullSpec LIST mechanism cannot be used here: the storage server rejects it for applicationprofiles and networkneighborhoods.)

References:

• Kubescape Storage README (documents metadata-only LIST and fullSpec): https://github.com/kubescape/storage
• Relevancy (execs/opens learning via eBPF node-agent): https://kubescape.io/docs/operator/relevancy/