@autosk/feature-dev-docker

The Docker variant of @autosk/feature-dev: the same dev → review → docs → validator → accept (human) → cleanup → done pi cycle, but every agent step runs inside a per-task docker run -i --rm container (ghcr.io/wierdbytes/pi-runtime) instead of on the host.

It reuses featureDevWorkflow() verbatim — bounce-backs (review→dev, validator→dev), the dev visit-cap, and the cleanup teardown step — only swapping the default worktreeSandbox() for a credential- and git-aware dockerSandbox. It registers ONE workflow, feature-dev-docker.

How it works

• Thin image, host MCP. Under a dockerSandbox (sandbox.thin === true) @autosk/pi-agent mints a per-session host HTTP MCP server and injects only the ack-only autosk_transit tool. The transport-aware @autosk/pi-tools (loaded from the mounted ~/.pi) POSTs autosk_task/autosk_comment to that server over host.docker.internal — so the image needs neither autosk nor a mounted daemon socket.
• Auth. pi keeps its provider tokens in ~/.pi/agent/auth.json (a portable file), so the host ~/.pi is bind-mounted at the container's /home/agent/.pi (read-write). No export step.
• Git. dockerSandbox bind-mounts only the per-task git worktree; a worktree's .git points into <projectRoot>/.git/worktrees/<id>, so this package also bind-mounts the project .git at its identical path (layered in at wrap() time) so in-container git/go/make resolve the repo.

Use it

# 1. build (or pull) the pi-runtime image
daemon/extensions/pi-agent/docker/build.sh

# 2. install this extension + restart the daemon
autosk ext add npm:@autosk/feature-dev-docker     # or: autosk ext add /path/to/feature-dev-docker

# 3. enroll a task
autosk enroll <task-id> --workflow feature-dev-docker

Env knobs (all optional):

| var | default | what | |-----|---------|------| | AUTOSK_PI_DOCKER_IMAGE | ghcr.io/wierdbytes/pi-runtime:latest | image to run | | AUTOSK_PI_DIR | ~/.pi | host pi config (auth + models) bind-mounted into the container |

Exports

• default — the extension factory (registers feature-dev-docker).
• defaultDockerImage() / featureDevDockerSandbox() — for composing your own workflow over the same docker sandbox.