create-app

# Create Application Follow the `mcp-patterns` skill (`${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/mcp-patterns/SKILL.md`) for the application tool parameters and usage notes; read it before the first call. Create a new application in an existing Dokploy project. ## Arguments Format: `<name> --project <project> [--env <environment-name>] [--build <nixpacks|dockerfile|static>]` - name: Application name (required) - --project: Project name or ID (required) - --env: Environment name within the project (optional, default: `production`) - --build: Build type — nixpacks, dockerfile, heroku, paketo, railpack, or static (default: nixpacks) Parse from "$ARGUMENTS". ## Process 1. **Resolve project:** If --project is a name, call `project-all` and find matching project. 2. **Resolve the target environment:** `project-one { projectId }` → `environments[]` (default `production`); or `environment-byProjectId { projectId }`. If `--env` is given, match by name; if several environments exist and none is specified, ask the user. 3. **Create application** using MCP tool `application-create` with: - `name`: the app name - `appName`: kebab-case version of name (for Docker container naming) - `environmentId`: resolved environment ID (NOT projectId) 4. **Set build type** using MCP tool `application-saveBuildType` if --build is specified. 5. **Display result:** Show application ID, name, project, environment, build type. Suggest next steps: connect git repo, set env vars, add domain, deploy. ## Example Usage ``` /dokploy-dev:create-app "web-frontend" --project my-saas /dokploy-dev:create-app "api-server" --project my-saas --build dockerfile /dokploy-dev:create-app "landing-page" --project marketing --build static ```