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Docker Verify by sunwood-ai-oss-hub

Name: Docker Verify
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: Sunwood-AI-OSS-Hub

Docker Verify

Clone a GitHub repository and automatically build a Docker environment for local verification. Creates a verification workspace in WS/, sets up Docker files, launches the environment, and performs health checks.

File contents

Docker Auto-Verify

Automatically clone a GitHub repository and set up a Docker Compose environment for local verification.

Usage

/docker-verify <github-url> [--cleanup] [--no-keep-repo]

Arguments

$0 - GitHub repository URL (required)
--cleanup - Clean up the environment after verification (optional)
--no-keep-repo - Don't keep the verification repository (optional)

Workflow

This skill orchestrates multiple specialized agents to:

Reconnaissance (repo-scout): Analyze the GitHub repository
- Detect programming language and framework
- Check for existing Docker files
- Identify dependencies and startup commands
- Determine port numbers
Repository Creation (repo-creator): Set up verification workspace
- Create workspace in /prj/RECAPTOR/WS/<project-name>/
- Clone the repository
- Configure Git settings
Docker Design (docker-architect): Design Docker environment
- Generate Dockerfile (multi-stage build when applicable)
- Create docker-compose.yml
- Set up .env.example
- Configure volumes and ports
Launch Control (launch-controller): Start the environment
- Check port availability
- Execute docker-compose up
- Monitor container status
- Watch logs
Health Check (health-checker): Verify the application
- Test HTTP connectivity
- Check status codes
- Validate health endpoints
- Generate health report
Cleanup (clean-up-crew): Clean up (optional)
- Stop containers
- Remove images and volumes
- Clean workspace (if --no-keep-repo)

Workspace

Verification repositories are created in:

/prj/RECAPTOR/WS/
└── <project-name>/
    ├── .git/
    ├── Dockerfile
    ├── docker-compose.yml
    └── ...

Output

repo-scout-report.json - Repository analysis
health-check-report.md - Health check results
verify-summary.md - Final summary

Example

/docker-verify https://github.com/vercel/next.js

This will clone Next.js, create Docker files, launch the environment, and verify it's working.

---name: docker-verifydescription: Clone a GitHub repository and automatically build a Docker environment for local verification. Creates a verification workspace in WS/, sets up Docker files, launches the environment, and performs health checks.---# Docker Auto-VerifyAutomatically clone a GitHub repository and set up a Docker Compose environment for local verification.## Usage```/docker-verify <github-url> [--cleanup] [--no-keep-repo]```## Arguments- `$0` - GitHub repository URL (required)- `--cleanup` - Clean up the environment after verification (optional)- `--no-keep-repo` - Don't keep the verification repository (optional)## WorkflowThis skill orchestrates multiple specialized agents to:1. **Reconnaissance** (`repo-scout`): Analyze the GitHub repository - Detect programming language and framework - Check for existing Docker files - Identify dependencies and startup commands - Determine port numbers2. **Repository Creation** (`repo-creator`): Set up verification workspace - Create workspace in `/prj/RECAPTOR/WS/<project-name>/` - Clone the repository - Configure Git settings3. **Docker Design** (`docker-architect`): Design Docker environment - Generate Dockerfile (multi-stage build when applicable) - Create docker-compose.yml - Set up .env.example - Configure volumes and ports4. **Launch Control** (`launch-controller`): Start the environment - Check port availability - Execute `docker-compose up` - Monitor container status - Watch logs5. **Health Check** (`health-checker`): Verify the application - Test HTTP connectivity - Check status codes - Validate health endpoints - Generate health report6. **Cleanup** (`clean-up-crew`): Clean up (optional) - Stop containers - Remove images and volumes - Clean workspace (if `--no-keep-repo`)## WorkspaceVerification repositories are created in:```/prj/RECAPTOR/WS/└── <project-name>/ ├── .git/ ├── Dockerfile ├── docker-compose.yml └── ...```## Output- `repo-scout-report.json` - Repository analysis- `health-check-report.md` - Health check results- `verify-summary.md` - Final summary## Example```/docker-verify https://github.com/vercel/next.js```This will clone Next.js, create Docker files, launch the environment, and verify it's working.

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