🐳 DockTer Companion Agent
A secure, lightweight local companion agent built with FastAPI to enable one-click Docker container orchestration and live log streaming directly from your DockTer client.
🚀 Features
- One-Click Local Deployment: Extracts generated files, constructs an isolated workspace, and spins up your services using
docker compose up --build -d. - Live Logs Console: Streams real-time container log stdout/stderr via Server-Sent Events (SSE).
- Subprocess Command Compatibility: Dynamically resolves modern
docker composeor legacy standalonedocker-composesetups. - Strict Security Architecture: Implements locked-down CORS configurations to prevent unauthorized web contexts from executing arbitrary commands or accessing the Docker daemon.
🛠️ Installation
You can install the companion agent locally in editable mode for development, or install it directly using standard Python packaging:
# Clone the repository and navigate to the agent folder
cd agent
# Install in editable mode
pip install -e .
Alternatively, you can run it directly using uvx or pipx (recommended):
uvx --from dockter-agent dockter-agent start
💻 CLI Usage
Once installed, the CLI tool exposes a standard set of commands:
# Start the companion agent on the default port (8001)
dockter-agent start
# Start the companion agent on a custom port
dockter-agent start --port 8002
🔒 Security Architecture
To protect your system, the agent enforces the following constraints:
- Confined CORS Limits: Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is explicitly restricted to local origins (
http://localhost:5173) and the official production domain (https://dockter.dev). External, untrusted sites are completely blocked from calling the API. - Local Loopback Only: The Uvicorn server is bound strictly to
127.0.0.1(localhost), preventing remote machines on the local network or public internet from accessing the endpoints. - Workspace Isolation: Projects are built and orchestrated inside designated, isolated subdirectories (
dockter-{project_name}) in the directory where the agent is launched.
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