Fix Issue

The issue number is passed as $1.

Instance

No instance is running yet — start your own, isolated to this worktree:

1. Check apps/dokploy/.env for PORT (assigned per-worktree already).
2. If nothing is listening on that port, start it: pnpm dokploy:dev in the background, then poll curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' http://localhost:$PORT until it answers (usually ~10-15s).
3. Use http://localhost:$PORT as the base URL for Playwright navigation.

Note: mcp__dokploy__* resolves its URL from $DOKPLOY_BASE_URL once, at session startup — it cannot pick up a port discovered mid-session. If those tools are unavailable or point at the wrong instance, fall back to curl/gh api for API-level checks, or ask the user to relaunch with DOKPLOY_BASE_URL exported first.

Tools

• mcp__dokploy__* — the Dokploy API of the running instance. Use it to set up state (create a project, an app, an env var) and to verify backend behavior. Search for the tool you need; they are not all loaded upfront.
• mcp__playwright__* — the browser at $DOKPLOY_BASE_URL. Use it for anything a user would see or click.

Pick by where the bug lives, not by convenience:

• Bug in the UI (rendering, forms, navigation, state) → reproduce in Playwright. The API returning correct data proves nothing here.
• Bug in the API, deploy logic, or data → reproduce with the Dokploy MCP. A green screenshot proves nothing here.
• Unclear → do both.

Use the MCP to reach the state you need quickly, then verify in the UI. Do not click through ten screens to create a project the API can create in one call.

Steps

1. Run gh issue view $1 and read the full issue, including comments.
2. Reproduce the bug with the appropriate tool. If you cannot reproduce it, comment on the issue explaining what you tried and STOP. Do not implement anything.
3. Implement the fix. Keep the change minimal and scoped to the issue.
4. Run pnpm test, then re-run the same reproduction from step 2.
5. Only if both pass: commit and run gh pr create. The PR description must include the before/after reproduction steps and reference the issue.

Never skip step 2. A fix you cannot reproduce and then verify is not a fix.