Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mistle.dev/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Overview
There are two main roles when it comes to running Mistle:- Operator: the person deploying / running Mistle
- User / Workspace admins: the people who use the deployed Mistle instance
What Operators Own
Operators are responsible for:- choosing which integration targets are enabled
- making sure the control-plane base URL is publicly reachable when integrations need callbacks or webhooks (if you’re using the Docker Compose stack, this is done via Cloudflare Tunnel).
Supported Integrations
Mistle currently ships these integrations:| Integration | Target key(s) |
|---|---|
| AWS | aws-cli-default |
| Anthropic | anthropic-default |
| Datadog | datadog-default |
| E2B | e2b-default |
| GitHub | github-cloud, github-enterprise-server |
| Jira | jira-default |
| Linear | linear-default |
| OpenCode Go | opencode-go |
| OpenAI | openai-default |
| PlanetScale | planetscale-mcp |
| SigNoz | signoz-mcp |
| Slack | slack-default |
github-enterprise-server ships disabled by default. Enable it only when your
deployment should connect to a GitHub Enterprise Server instance.
Next Steps
- Read Docker Compose Quickstart if you have not started a stack yet.
- Read Provision Integration Targets
- Read Webhook And Callback URLs
- Read Configuration Reference
- Then use the provider-specific connection guides in the
Connect Integrationssection