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GET /services/:id/env-check (read scope) reports, without exposing values:
- unresolved: ${{service.KEY}} refs that don't match a sibling service/env
- empty: variables with blank values
- unreadable: secrets whose ciphertext fails decryption (key rotation)
install.sh now generates SECRETS_KEY explicitly (was falling back to
JWT_SECRET — a rotation would orphan ciphertext). .env.example documents it.
Surfaces: CLI `services env-check`, MCP containr_services_env_check
(90 tools), OpenAPI path, and a warning banner in the service Variables
panel listing each issue.
Verified live: injected a bogus ${{nosuchservice.PORT}} var plus an
unreadable ciphertext row; the endpoint flagged both, ok=false.
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Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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# Containr CLI
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The CLI controls every part of a Containr instance — the same API surface
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the web UI uses. Build it with `scripts/build-cli.sh` or
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`go build ./cmd/cli` from `app/backend`.
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## Authentication
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Create a personal access token in the web UI under
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**Settings → Personal Access Tokens** (or `containr tokens create`), then:
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```bash
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containr auth login cnp_... # verify + store
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containr auth login cnp_... --url https://containr.example.com
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containr auth login cnp_... --name production # named profile
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containr auth status # show active profile + identity
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containr auth logout
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```
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Resolution order for every command: `--token`/`--api-url` flags >
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`CONTAINR_TOKEN`/`CONTAINR_API_URL` env > active profile >
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`http://localhost:8080/api/v1`. The active profile is `--profile` >
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`CONTAINR_PROFILE` > `current_profile` in `~/.containr.yaml`.
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## Output and scripting
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- `--json` prints the raw API response — safe to pipe and parse.
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- `--yes` / `-y` skips confirmation on destructive commands (delete,
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revoke, restore, failover). Non-interactive shells refuse destructive
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commands without it.
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- Exit codes are stable: `0` ok, `1` error, `2` auth/permission,
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`3` not found, `4` validation, `5` unreachable.
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## Commands
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```
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auth login|logout|status token auth and profiles
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tokens list|create|revoke personal access tokens
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projects list|get|create|delete
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services list|get|create|update|delete|start|stop|restart|redeploy
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services clone|move duplicate config or re-parent a service
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services domains list|add|remove|default|check multi-domain + DNS preflight
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registries list|add|update|remove private-image pull credentials
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volumes list|delete docker volume inventory + cleanup (admin)
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deploy <service-id> trigger a deployment (--no-cache, --commit-hash, --branch)
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deployments list|get|logs|rollback|cancel
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logs <service-id> [--follow] runtime logs (SSE follow)
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exec <service-id> -- <cmd> one-off container command
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variables list|set|unset env vars (secrets masked; --redeploy applies them)
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databases list|get|create|update|delete|action|backup|restore|download-backup|import-backup
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import-backup <id> <file.tar.gz|-> uploads an archive as a restore
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point; ships offsite too when a backup target is assigned
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create --public exposes the port on all interfaces;
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update <id> --public/--public=false toggles it (container recreates, data persists)
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databases register <name> register an external database (--type --host --port --database --username --password --ssl; probed before storing)
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databases test-connection probe a connection — by id, or ad-hoc flags
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backup-targets list|add|update|remove|test
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S3-compatible archive destinations; add/update probe the bucket
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first, empty --access-key/--secret-key on update keep stored keys;
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update <db-id> --backup-target assigns a target ("" clears it)
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cron list|get|create|delete|trigger|executions
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templates list|get|create|delete|deploy|plan|import-compose|deploy-graph
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deploy --name --var K=V; plan dry-resolves expressions;
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import-compose <compose.yml|-> converts a compose file into
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a v2 graph config; deploy-graph <project-id> <config.json|->
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deploys an ad-hoc service graph
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nodes list|get|delete|tokens node agents + onboarding tokens (admin)
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scaling status|policies|services|scale
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ha status|alerts|health|policies|enable|disable|failover
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security scan|vulnerabilities|metrics
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gateway services|keys|analytics (admin)
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admin overview|users|settings|audit-logs
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notifications list|read
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up deploy the current directory
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```
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## containr up
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Run inside a git checkout: uses `remote.origin.url` + the current branch
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as the build source, creates a service named after the directory when none
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exists, then triggers a deployment.
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```bash
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containr up --project <id>
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containr up --project <id> --image ghcr.io/example/app:latest # image, no build
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```
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Set `project_id` on the active profile to omit `--project` (stored in
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`~/.containr.yaml` under `profiles.<name>.project_id`).
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## Service volumes
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`services update` manages mounts; flags replace the whole mount list:
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```bash
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containr services update <id> --volume data:/data --bind /srv/cfg:/etc/app:ro
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containr services update <id> --clear-volumes
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```
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`type` is `volume` (docker named volume, auto-created) or `bind` (host
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path). `target` must be absolute. Mounts apply on the next deploy or
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redeploy — `containr deploy <id>` to apply immediately.
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`volumes list` shows the node's docker volume inventory with in-use
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flags; `volumes delete <name>` removes an unused volume (admin scope).
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## Service domains and access
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A service can carry multiple hostnames; the default is mirrored to
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`services.domain`:
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```bash
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containr services domains add <id> app.example.com --default
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containr services domains check <id> # DNS preflight per domain
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containr services domains remove <id> <domain-id>
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```
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DNS check compares each domain to the expected target — set
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`app_settings.public_ip` (or `PUBLIC_IP` env) so `wrong-target` is
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meaningful; without it any resolvable domain reports `ok`.
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Access gates apply via Traefik middlewares (no extra proxy):
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```bash
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containr services update <id> --maintenance on
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containr services update <id> --basic-auth admin:secret --basic-auth ops:pw2
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```
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Maintenance mode redirects all traffic to `<BASE_URL>/api/v1/maintenance`
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— set `app_settings.base_url` or `BASE_URL`; without it the service is
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taken offline with empty responses. Basic-auth credentials are stored
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bcrypt-hashed (htpasswd) and gate every request.
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## Build strategy and resources
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Source-built services pick a builder per service:
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```bash
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containr services update <id> --builder railpack # auto|railpack|nixpacks|dockerfile|static
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containr services update <id> --builder static --static-cmd "npm run build" --static-dir dist
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```
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`auto` detects from repo contents (Dockerfile → railpack → nixpacks).
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`static` builds assets in a node stage and serves them from nginx —
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`--static-cmd` runs inside the build stage (default
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`npm ci && npm run build`), `--static-dir` is copied into the nginx image
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(default `dist`, exposed on port 80).
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Resource reservations complement the hard `cpu`/`memory` limits:
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```bash
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containr services update <id> --cpu-reserve 0.25 --memory-reserve 128Mi
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```
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`cpu`/`memory` are hard caps (NanoCPUs/Memory); `cpu_reserve`/
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`memory_reserve` are soft hints (CPU shares, MemoryReservation). Empty
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string clears. `app_settings.default_cpu`/`default_memory` change the
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instance-level defaults used at service creation;
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`app_settings.capacity_policy=block` fails deployments whose requested
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memory exceeds node capacity (default `warn` logs only).
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## Sleep mode (scale-to-zero)
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Services can scale to zero after an idle window and resume on traffic:
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```bash
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containr services update <id> --sleep --sleep-idle 15 # enable, 15 min idle timeout
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containr services update <id> --sleep=false # disable
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containr services sleep <id> # sleep now
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containr services wake <id> # resume now
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containr services env-check <id> # flag empty vars + unresolved ${{refs}}
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```
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Idleness is measured as flat container network I/O over the configured
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window (swept every 30s). Sleeping removes the workload containers and —
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when the service has domains — installs a busybox placeholder that holds
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the Traefik route at higher priority, serves a reloading "waking" page,
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and pings `GET /api/v1/internal/wake/:id` to reconcile the service back.
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The API must be reachable from containers for the callback (containerized
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deploys work via the shared network; bare-metal needs `HOST=0.0.0.0`).
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## Clone, move, registries
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`services clone` duplicates config, volumes, domains, access gates,
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builder settings, and variables — ciphertext secret values are copied
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verbatim (no decrypt/re-encrypt). The clone starts stopped:
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```bash
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containr services clone <id> --name staging-api --project <other-project-id> --environment preview
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containr services move <id> <project-id> # name conflicts → 409
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```
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Note: cloned domains are verbatim copies — the same hostname attached to
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two services makes Traefik routing ambiguous. Re-domain or undeploy one.
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`registries` stores private-image pull credentials, owner-scoped and
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encrypted at rest. Matched by image host on every image-sourced deploy:
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```bash
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containr registries add ghcr ghcr.io --username <user> --password <pat>
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containr registries add hub docker.io --username <user> --password <pw> # Docker Hub
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containr registries update <id> --username <new-user> # empty --password keeps stored
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containr registries remove <id>
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```
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## MCP server
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`containr-mcp` (`go build ./cmd/mcp`) exposes the same API as MCP tools
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over stdio — every command group above maps to a `containr_*` tool
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(~60 tools). Destructive tools require the caller to pass
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`confirm: true`; results are pretty JSON with `isError` on failures.
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Client configuration (Claude Code, Cursor, Devin, any stdio MCP host):
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```json
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{
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"mcpServers": {
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"containr": {
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"command": "containr-mcp",
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"env": {
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"CONTAINR_API_URL": "https://containr.example.com",
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"CONTAINR_TOKEN": "cnp_..."
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}
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}
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}
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}
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```
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Scope the token deliberately: `read` is enough for inspection agents,
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`write` for deploy automation, `admin` only for platform operations.
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Deployments are serialized per service: a second `deploy` on a busy
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service lands in `queued` state and runs when the active one finishes.
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`deployments cancel <id>` drops a queued deployment or aborts a running
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one (builds/reconciles stop via context cancellation).
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