Public install scripts for deploying the ControlTheory agent into your own Kubernetes cluster or Docker host, so runtime telemetry flows into Dstl8.
Served at install.controltheory.com — this is the code behind the
curl … | bashcommand Dstl8 gives you when you add a Kubernetes or Docker source.
Dstl8 is continuous runtime feedback for developers. It distills, detects, correlates, and explains problems across your full deployment chain — Kubernetes, Docker, AWS, Vercel, Supabase, Railway, OpenTelemetry, and more — so you stay out of debug rabbit holes. Powered by Möbius agents, an MCP server, and the Dstl8 CLI, that context streams back into Claude Code, Cursor, and the rest of your dev flow.
- Website — dstl8.ai · controltheory.com
- Documentation — docs.controltheory.com
- Dstl8 CLI — github.com/control-theory/dstl8
New to Dstl8? Start here — you don't need this repo to begin.
- Sign up and grab the Dstl8 CLI:
brew install control-theory/dstl8/dstl8 dstl8 signup
- Add a source so logs start flowing. The CLI wizard covers Kubernetes,
CloudWatch, Vercel, Supabase, OTLP, GitHub, and more:
dstl8 sources add kubernetes
- Connect your AI agent over MCP:
dstl8 install claude-code
Full walkthrough in the Dstl8 CLI repo and the docs.
Some environments run an in-cluster/on-host agent to collect logs and events directly from the source. That's what this repo installs:
| Platform | What it deploys |
|---|---|
| Kubernetes | Helm charts for the aigent DaemonSet (node log collection) and cluster agent (Kubernetes events) |
| Docker | The controltheory/aigent container, wired to the Docker socket and host logs |
The installer is driven by tokens and endpoints that Dstl8 generates for you.
The easiest path is to add a Kubernetes or Docker source in the
Dstl8 app — it hands you the exact curl … | bash
command, pre-filled, to paste into your terminal. See the
installation docs
for details.
These scripts are published from this repo via GitHub Pages. Changes are tested
on stage and released through main — see CONTRIBUTING.md
for the branching and release workflow.
The installer scripts in this repository are MIT licensed. The ControlTheory agent and Dstl8 binaries themselves are proprietary, owned by ControlTheory, Inc., and governed by the ControlTheory Terms of Service.