ControlTheory

About ControlTheory

ControlTheory offers Dstl8, a runtime feedback platform for AI-speed engineering. The product distills signal from telemetry, reasons over it with a fine-tuned model, and feeds verified incident context back to agents and engineers. It connects to deployment chains including Kubernetes, AWS, OpenTelemetry, Vercel, Supabase, and Railway. The company also provides Gonzo, an open source terminal tool for log analysis. ControlTheory is based around closing a described gap between AI-written code and runtime understanding.

Products

• Dstl8: Runtime feedback loop platform that detects issues, finds causes, and works with coding agents to close the loop.
• Gonzo: Open-source terminal application for log analysis and runtime triage.
• Dstl8.lite: A Dstl8 interface embedded inside Gonzo for structured pattern analysis and log distillation in the terminal.
• Möbius: Fine-tuned model orchestrated as multiple agents per workspace that investigates and correlates runtime evidence.

Used for

• Debugging AI-generated code without manually tracing runtime issues
• Fixing issues that occur across a deployment chain
• Equipping agents and developers with runtime context
• Streaming logs from platforms such as Vercel, Supabase, Railway, Render, Kubernetes, OTLP, CloudWatch, or Loki

Who it is for

• Individual developers.
• Growing teams and power users.
• Large teams and organizations.

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