perry-workspaces

You can create isolated Docker workspaces on a tailnet using a single command to spin up new environments. These workspaces come pre-configured with coding agents and are accessible via SSH for remote development.

Yes, you can use Claude Code and OpenCode inside Docker containers. The workspace creation process pre-installs these coding agents, allowing you to immediately access and run them within your isolated environments.

You can manage the lifecycle of remote Docker development environments through built-in operations. The system supports starting, listing, stopping, and removing your isolated workspaces as needed throughout your development process.

The best way to access coding agents in isolated Docker containers is through SSH. The workspaces provide defined network endpoints on your tailnet, facilitating seamless remote development and agent connectivity.

Yes, a tailnet is required. The workspaces are specifically created and managed on a tailnet to provide defined network endpoints, ensuring secure and isolated remote development access via SSH.

To clone a GitHub repository, start a new named Docker workspace and then clone your repository into it. This provides an isolated environment with pre-installed coding agents ready for development.