KubeStellar Console Is Ready for You to Try

February 2026

Hello KubeStellar community — hope you are all enjoying your week.

I’m excited to share that KubeStellar Console is ready for you to try! Whether you want to kick the tires or run it locally, we’ve made it easy to get started.

Try It Now

No install required — just visit: https://console.kubestellar.io

Or run it locally in under a minute:

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kubestellar/console/main/start.sh | bash

That’s it — command, no dependencies beyond curl. It downloads the console and a lightweight local agent, starts both, and opens your browser. The local agent reads your kubeconfig to connect to your clusters — it runs on your machine, for your personal use. Nothing leaves your laptop.

What Is It?

KubeStellar Console is a multi-cluster Kubernetes dashboard that’s AI-powered and adapts to how you work. It’s multi-cluster from day — OpenShift, EKS, GKE, kind, k3s, whatever you have in your kubeconfig shows up automatically.

Highlights

• AI-personalized dashboard — answer a few questions and Console builds a dashboard for your role (SRE, DevOps, platform engineer, developer)
• AI Missions — let AI observe patterns across your clusters and proactively surface issues, suggest optimizations, and restructure your dashboard as your focus changes
• Deploy across clusters — deploy apps, Helm charts, and kustomize overlays to multiple clusters from place
• 170+ dashboard cards — cluster health, GPU monitoring, GitOps drift, RBAC explorer, security scanning, cost analysis, and more
• Real-time streaming — live event feeds and SSE-powered data from all clusters
• Looks great — dark mode, smooth animations, responsive layout. We spent a lot of time on the UX

Bug Bounty Program

We have a rewards program! Open issues and feature requests directly through the Console UI (look for the feedback button) and earn bounty rewards. Your feedback directly shapes the roadmap.

Links

• Live site: https://console.kubestellar.io
• GitHub: https://github.com/kubestellar/console
• Local agent install: brew tap kubestellar/tap && brew install --head kc-agent

Give it a try and let us know what you think!