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by control-theory2.8kGoUpdated 2026-07-15

Gonzo! The Go based TUI log analysis tool

Claude Code

Gonzo is a Claude Code plugin and skill that provides real-time terminal-based log analysis with AI-powered insights. It offers a k9s-inspired TUI for streaming logs from files, Kubernetes clusters, Docker containers, and cloud platforms like Vercel, AWS CloudWatch, and Supabase. The plugin includes guided skills that detect your deployment platform, install Gonzo if needed, and generate the appropriate log-tailing commands. Developers can analyze logs with interactive dashboards, severity filtering, pattern detection, and AI-powered anomaly analysis using GPT-4, Claude, or local models.

Key Features

Claude Code plugin with guided log-analysis skills that auto-detect deployment platforms (Vercel, Supabase, Railway, Cloudflare Workers, AWS CloudWatch, Kubernetes)
Real-time TUI dashboard with word frequency charts, severity distribution, time-series analysis, and interactive heatmaps
AI-powered insights using OpenAI GPT-4, Claude (Sonnet/Haiku/Opus), LM Studio, or Ollama for pattern detection and anomaly analysis
Native Kubernetes integration with namespace filtering, pod selection, and label selectors for direct cluster log streaming
Embedded Dstl8.Lite web dashboard with workspaces, sentiment heatmaps, Drain3 pattern detection, and live log search
Custom log format support via YAML configuration for parsing any structured log format including OTLP, JSON, logfmt, and plain text
OTLP receiver with built-in gRPC and HTTP servers for receiving OpenTelemetry logs directly
11+ customizable themes (Dracula, Nord, Monokai, GitHub Light) with semantic color mapping and light/dark mode support

Use Cases

  • 01Analyzing production logs from Kubernetes pods in real-time with AI-powered root cause suggestions
  • 02Monitoring Vercel, Supabase, or Railway deployments by asking Claude to 'watch my logs' and auto-generating the correct pipeline
  • 03Debugging Docker container issues with interactive severity filtering and pattern detection
  • 04Streaming AWS CloudWatch or cloud platform logs through the TUI for live analysis and anomaly spotting
  • 05Integrating with K9s to provide enhanced log analysis when navigating Kubernetes resources
  • 06Receiving and visualizing OpenTelemetry logs from collectors or instrumented applications via OTLP gRPC/HTTP

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gonzo — FAQ

What is the Gonzo Claude Code plugin?+

Gonzo is a Claude Code plugin that provides a guided log-analysis skill for real-time terminal-based log streaming and AI-powered analysis. It integrates with Kubernetes, Docker, cloud platforms, and files to provide interactive dashboards, severity filtering, and intelligent insights about log patterns and anomalies.

How do I install the Gonzo plugin in Claude Code?+

Inside Claude Code, run '/plugin marketplace add control-theory/gonzo' then '/plugin install gonzo@gonzo'. The skill will then be available when you ask Claude to 'tail my logs' or 'analyze my Kubernetes logs'.

Which AI clients does Gonzo work with?+

Gonzo works as a Claude Code plugin and can also be used standalone from the command line. It supports AI analysis via OpenAI (GPT-4, GPT-3.5), Claude (Sonnet, Haiku, Opus), LM Studio, and Ollama for local models.

Does Gonzo require API keys or special prerequisites?+

Gonzo can run without AI features by default. For AI-powered analysis, you need an OpenAI API key (OPENAI_API_KEY) or Claude CLI authentication (claude auth login). For Kubernetes integration, it requires kubectl access and valid kubeconfig. Local AI works with LM Studio or Ollama without external API keys.

Is Gonzo free to use?+

Yes, Gonzo is open-source under the MIT License and free to use. However, AI analysis may incur costs if using OpenAI or Claude APIs; local models via LM Studio or Ollama are free.

What log formats and sources does Gonzo support?+

Gonzo supports OTLP, JSON, logfmt, and plain text logs. It can stream from stdin, files (with glob patterns and tail -f), Kubernetes clusters, Docker containers, cloud platforms (Vercel, AWS CloudWatch, Supabase, Railway, etc.), and OTLP receivers via gRPC/HTTP.

How do I install gonzo?+

Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. gonzo is a plugin — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.

Is gonzo free?+

gonzo is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.

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