install-promptworld

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install-promptworld

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WHAT: the deploy WIZARD for PromptWorld — YOU (the agent) build the docker image and boot a container running the whole system (the Engineer-CEO that has every skill + a native subagent per component type, the 7 PromptGym specialist agents, the assistant-ui chat + Monaco file explorer + an embedded terminal), find the Claude credentials on THIS machine, copy them into the container at boot, and then just hand the user a URL. WHEN: when the user wants to install / run / launch / boot / spin up / deploy PromptWorld, or says 'set up promptworld', 'start promptworld', 'boot the promptworld container' (any of).

install-promptworld — the agent's deploy how-to

YOU (the agent reading this) do the ENTIRE deploy. The user fills in NOTHING and runs NOTHING — when you finish, you hand them ONE URL to open. There are no placeholders, no bind mounts, no -e flags, no human-typed docker commands. You build the image, find the Claude creds on THIS machine, and boot via create → docker cp creds → start (which works even when docker is the host daemon via a mounted socket, because it needs no -v bind mount of a local path).

What gets deployed

A single promptworld:latest container, on port 3858, serving:

• the Engineer-CEO (claude -p) — has every skill + a native subagent per component type (skill / mcp / harness / operating_system / prompt / team / workflow);
• the 7 PromptGym specialist AIOS agents (each scoped to its own promptgym/<type>/ directory);
• the assistant-ui chat SPA + the Monaco file explorer over /workspace + an embedded xterm terminal (/ws/terminal → a PTY shell as ceo);
• doc-mirror installed for every agent. Journal is file-only (DOCMIRROR_CARTON=0) — no DB.

The image ships UNAUTHENTICATED (no creds baked). Auth arrives at boot, two ways — you handle #1, the user can do #2 if you have no creds:

1. You cp the creds in (the normal path): you find the Claude OAuth creds on this machine and docker cp them into the container.
2. The user logs in live in the embedded terminal (claude auth login) — the fallback when this machine has no creds file (e.g. macOS, where creds live in Keychain).

Do this (you, the agent)

1. Locate the deploy dir: <plugin-or-repo>/application/promptworld/deploy/. Confirm deploy/build.sh + deploy/Dockerfile exist.

2. Build the image (stages promptworld + the doc-mirror plugin + cave + sdna, then docker build; a few minutes the first time). NO creds go into the image:

   bash <...>/application/promptworld/deploy/build.sh build
   

3. Find the Claude creds on THIS machine. The OAuth credentials file is at ${HOME}/.claude/.credentials.json (on this dev box that resolves to /home/GOD/.claude/.credentials.json). Check it exists:

   ls -l "${HOME}/.claude/.credentials.json"
   

   • If it exists → you'll cp it in (step 4 does this automatically).
   • If it does NOT exist (e.g. macOS Keychain) → the container still boots; tell the user to sign in via the embedded terminal (claude auth login).

4. Boot it — create → docker cp creds → start (this is exactly what build.sh boot does: it docker creates with -p 3858:3858 and NO bind mount, docker cps ${HOME}/.claude/.credentials.json to the container's /creds/.credentials.json, then docker starts; the entrypoint copies /creds into the ceo user's config + chowns it, so it authenticates for any uid):

   bash <...>/application/promptworld/deploy/build.sh boot
   

5. Verify through the real surface (don't trust "it started"):

   bash <...>/application/promptworld/deploy/build.sh e2e
   

   It must show a real CEO /api/chat reply AND the skill-specialist subagent writing a file inside promptgym/skill/. (e2e uses docker exec, so it works regardless of host networking.)

6. Hand the user the URL. Tell them: open — chat with the Engineer-CEO, watch it dispatch specialists, edit files in the Monaco panel. If step 3 found no creds, add: "open the Terminal panel at the bottom and run to sign in on your own subscription."

Done when

build.sh e2e shows a real CEO /api/chat reply AND the specialist-subagent artifact in-container. The build/boot are idempotent (safe to re-run). On failure, read docker logs promptworld-v1, fix, re-run.