Add control-theory/dstl8 to Official SRE MCP Servers#29
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Adds the official Dstl8 CLI + per-org MCP server entry to the SRE catalog section, with a Recently added row, synced entry counts, and the seed-count test bumped to 62. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds control-theory/dstl8 — the official Dstl8 CLI and per-org MCP server — to the Official SRE MCP Servers section, plus a Recently added row. Dstl8 is an always-on log observability platform whose MCP server gives AI agents incident investigation, log pattern/anomaly analysis, sentiment/severity context, and deploy verification across Kubernetes, AWS, Vercel, Supabase, and OpenTelemetry sources.
Disclosure: I work on Dstl8 at ControlTheory. The entry follows the contribution rules — honest labels,
risk_notescover the write-capable tools (incidents/annotations/knowledge-graph, not infrastructure) and disclose that the hosted backend is commercial while the CLI, Claude Code plugin, and skill are public.Also bumps the seed-count assertion in
tests/test_repos_yaml.pyfrom 61 to 62 to match.Entry checklist (skip if this PR doesn't add/change a catalog entry)
risk_notesfield explains what could go wrong.operator_notefield explains why an infrastructure operator should care.data/repos.yamlandREADME.mdare both updated.Validation
sync_readme_counts.pywas also run to refresh the intro counts.)🤖 Generated with Claude Code