codebolt-provider-development

To build a CodeBolt provider for a Docker remote environment, you implement lifecycle and environment management hooks like setupEnvironment, resolveProjectContext, and teardownEnvironment, wiring file operations to spin up containers and expose an agent server.

The required hooks for implementing a CodeBolt provider are setupEnvironment, resolveProjectContext, onGetDiffFiles, and teardownEnvironment. You must wire these alongside CodeBolt event handlers to enable end-to-end remote execution.

Remote executor lifecycle management with CodeBolt providers works by starting, monitoring, and managing the agent server inside the external environment, utilizing health checks and heartbeats to ensure cross-environment workflows remain connected.

Yes, you can connect an SSH-based remote executor to your application. CodeBolt providers support provisioning external environments like local, Docker, SSH, or cloud setups to host the agent server and bridge application logic.

The best way to handle environment provisioning for remote execution is to implement the setupEnvironment hook within your CodeBolt provider, configuring the external environment to host the remote executor and expose necessary communication channels.

You need to wire file operations when developing a CodeBolt provider to integrate with CodeBolt's event system, enabling cross-environment workflows by syncing project contexts and managing diff files between the application and remote executor.