- Added a `sanitizeProjectName` function to ensure project names are safe for shell commands and Docker image names by converting them to lowercase and removing non-alphanumeric characters. - Updated `dev.mjs` and `start.mjs` to utilize the new sanitization function when determining Docker image names, enhancing security and consistency. - Refactored the Docker entrypoint script to ensure proper permissions for the Cursor CLI config directory, improving setup reliability. - Clarified documentation regarding the storage location of OAuth tokens for the Cursor CLI on Linux. These changes improve the robustness of the Docker setup and enhance the overall development workflow.
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Docker Isolation Guide
This guide covers running Automaker in a fully isolated Docker container. For background on why isolation matters, see the Security Disclaimer.
Quick Start
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Set your API key (create a
.envfile in the project root):# Linux/Mac echo "ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=your-api-key-here" > .env # Windows PowerShell Set-Content -Path .env -Value "ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=your-api-key-here" -Encoding UTF8 -
Build and run:
docker-compose up -d -
Access Automaker at
http://localhost:3007 -
Stop:
docker-compose down
How Isolation Works
The default docker-compose.yml configuration:
- Uses only Docker-managed volumes (no host filesystem access)
- Server runs as a non-root user
- Has no privileged access to your system
Projects created in the UI are stored inside the container at /projects and persist across restarts via Docker volumes.
Mounting a Specific Project
If you need to work on a host project, create docker-compose.project.yml:
services:
server:
volumes:
- ./my-project:/projects/my-project:ro # :ro = read-only
Then run:
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.project.yml up -d
Tip: Use :ro (read-only) when possible for extra safety.
CLI Authentication (macOS)
On macOS, OAuth tokens are stored in Keychain (Claude) and SQLite (Cursor). Use these scripts to extract and pass them to the container:
Claude CLI
# Extract and add to .env
echo "CLAUDE_OAUTH_CREDENTIALS=$(./scripts/get-claude-token.sh)" >> .env
Cursor CLI
# Extract and add to .env (extracts from macOS Keychain)
echo "CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN=$(./scripts/get-cursor-token.sh)" >> .env
Note: The cursor-agent CLI stores its OAuth tokens separately from the Cursor IDE:
- macOS: Tokens are stored in Keychain (service:
cursor-access-token) - Linux: Tokens are stored in
~/.config/cursor/auth.json(not~/.cursor)
Apply to container
# Restart with new credentials
docker-compose down && docker-compose up -d
Note: Tokens expire periodically. If you get authentication errors, re-run the extraction scripts.
CLI Authentication (Linux/Windows)
On Linux/Windows, cursor-agent stores credentials in files, so you can either:
Option 1: Extract tokens to environment variables (recommended)
# Linux: Extract tokens to .env
echo "CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN=$(jq -r '.accessToken' ~/.config/cursor/auth.json)" >> .env
Option 2: Bind mount credential directories directly
# In docker-compose.override.yml
volumes:
- ~/.claude:/home/automaker/.claude
- ~/.config/cursor:/home/automaker/.config/cursor
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Solution |
|---|---|
| Container won't start | Check .env has ANTHROPIC_API_KEY set. Run docker-compose logs for errors. |
| Can't access web UI | Verify container is running with docker ps | grep automaker |
| Need a fresh start | Run docker-compose down && docker volume rm automaker-data && docker-compose up -d --build |
| Cursor auth fails | Re-extract token with ./scripts/get-cursor-token.sh - tokens expire periodically. Make sure you've run cursor-agent login on your host first. |