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The 'Create Cluster' and 'Configure from Cluster' commands rely on provider-specific tools or APIs for interacting with the cloud or cluster. Unfortunately, we don't have a general-purpose, API-style extension point for implementing new cloud providers, because we don't know enough about how configuring different cluster types might work in different environments.
At the moment, the extension provides a generic (albeit fiddly) mechanism for managing a series of pages in a UI (example: displaying a list of accounts for the user to choose from), invoking tools or APIs for populating state to be used in constructing those pages (example: invoking the Azure CLI to get a list of subscriptions), and flowing choices and state between those pages (example: returning the selected account so that another tool can list the clusters in that account). However, the cloud-specific pages and logic have to be built using artisanal TypeScript and built into this extension via pull request - we don't provide a nice way for you to externalise different providers.
We'd be really really happy to work with anyone wanting to implement providers for e.g. minikube, GKE, EKS, etc., both to help you understand how the existing implementation works, and to collaborate on simplifying and stabilising an extension mechanism.