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Hardcoded endpoint documentation for the container builder API.
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| name | baked-instructions-builder |
| description | Hardcoded endpoint documentation for the container builder API. |
Base URL: $BUILDER_URL
All requests require: Authorization: Bearer $API_TOKEN
Build a container image from a Dockerfile.
curl -X POST "$BUILDER_URL/build" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d "{
\"tag\": \"myimage:latest\",
\"dockerfile\": \"Dockerfile\",
\"context_dir\": \"/sandbox/repo\",
\"sandbox\": \"$(hostname | sed 's/^sandbox-//')\",
\"dest\": \"/sandbox/image.tar\"
}"
Request body (JSON):
tag (required): Image tag to builddockerfile (optional, default "Dockerfile"): Path to the Dockerfile relative to context_dircontext_dir (required): Path to the build context directory inside the sandbox — the server downloads this from your sandbox before buildingsandbox (required): Your sandbox name — use $(hostname | sed 's/^sandbox-//') to get itdest (optional): Sandbox path to upload the built image tarball to. If omitted, the image stays on the host only.Response:
{"id": "uuid", "tag": "myimage:latest", "status": "success", "output": "..."}
Push a built image to a registry.
curl -X POST "$BUILDER_URL/push" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"tag": "myimage:latest"}'
List locally built container images.
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_TOKEN" "$BUILDER_URL/images"
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Search for and identify duplicate issues in a repository
Coordinate triage of a GitHub issue by orchestrating sandboxed analysis subagents and applying labels
Verify whether a reported bug is reproducible by inspecting the codebase
Step-by-step procedure for implementing a GitHub issue. Gathers context, discovers repo conventions, plans the change, implements, verifies with tests and linters, and commits to a feature branch.
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