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Every audited action now emits a "resource.action" event (bare actions
get resource-qualified; already-qualified actions like service.clone
pass through). Webhooks subscribe per-user with exact names, resource.*
wildcards, or *.

- schema: outbound_webhooks + webhook_deliveries (sqlc + goose)
- dispatcher: 4 workers, 512-queue, 3 attempts with backoff, 10s timeout;
  deliveries record status/http-code/body(4KiB)/duration
- signing: X-Containr-Signature sha256=<hmac> over raw body;
  X-Containr-Event + X-Containr-Delivery headers; custom headers per hook
- api: CRUD + /deliveries + /test (ping) under authed group
- fix: SetAuditDB never called — LogAudit was a silent no-op at every
  call site; now wired at boot
- coverage: service create/delete audited (previously uninstrumented)
- cli: containr webhooks list|create|update|delete|deliveries|test
- mcp: 6 tools, delete requires confirm
- frontend: /settings/webhooks page — list/create/expand-deliveries/
  test/disable/delete, secret-shown-once banner; nav + account menu
- openapi + regenerated types; CLI.md + docs snapshot; roadmap ticks
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# Containr — Roadmap 2: The dflow Convergence
Last verified: **2026-10-08** — deep pass over the full dflow codebase
(`~/Desktop/PROG+HTML/dflow`, community fork of dflow-sh/dflow, frozen for
preservation) against Containr `main` (`15b5b0e`).
Goal: make Containr the superior successor — absorb everything worth having
from dflow, then go past it and past Railway. Same power for humans and
agents: the UI is the friendly face, the CLI and MCP are the machine face,
all three sit on the same API. **Branding stays Containr/Vertice** —
white-labeling is an admin option, not an identity change.
---
## 1. What dflow actually is (verified)
Next.js 15 + PayloadCMS 3 + MongoDB + Redis/BullMQ. Runtime model: every
host is a remote server driven **over SSH** with Dokku auto-installed as the
per-app container manager. Async work = 43 BullMQ queue processors
(`src/queues/**`), live logs via Redis pub/sub → SSE endpoint, persisted to
deployment records. ~30 collections, ~180 server actions, 11 dashboard
routes per service (general, deployments, logs, environment, domains,
volumes, proxy, scaling, backups, settings).
### Full capability matrix — dflow → Containr
Legend: ✅ done · 🟡 partial/different · ❌ missing · ➖ not applicable (dokku/SSH-specific)
#### Deployment pipeline
| dflow capability | Containr status | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Queued deployments, serialized per server, cancellable while queued | ❌ goroutine fire-and-forget; `CancelDeployment` exists in engine but is **never routed** | Add deploy queue + cancel route |
| Deployment states `queued → building → success/failed`, live SSE logs + persisted record | 🟡 states exist (`building→running`); WS streams builds; no queued state | Extend status + stream |
| Redeploy cache modes (`ps:rebuild` vs fresh pull); webhook pushes force `no-cache` | ❌ always rebuilds | Add `cache` flag on deploy/redeploy |
| Cancel queued deployment from UI | ❌ (engine fn unrouted) | Route it |
| Per-service job ordering | ❌ concurrent deploys of one service can race | Serialize per service |
#### Service configuration
| dflow capability | Containr status | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-domain per service + default flag + cert type | ❌ single `services.domain` | `service_domains` table |
| Cert types: letsencrypt / none / Cloudflare Origin / **CF-for-SaaS custom hostnames** | 🟡 Traefik ACME only | LE default; CF custom hostnames deferred (only needed if hosting tenant domains) |
| DNS preflight check (`checkDNSConfigAction`) | ❌ | `GET /services/:id/domains/check` |
| Volumes per service + dangling-volume browser/attach/delete | ❌ engine supports `VolumeMounts`; no API/UI | `services.volumes` jsonb + Volumes tab |
| Resource **limits and reservations**, per-server defaults | 🟡 `cpu_limit`/`memory_limit` int columns (unclear units) | explicit string units + reserves + instance defaults |
| Pre-deploy capacity check (dokku binary interceptor) | ❌ | Node capacity check pre-deploy/scale |
| Maintenance mode toggle | ❌ | Traefik middleware label |
| Basic-auth gate per service (`toggleHttpAuth`) | ❌ | Traefik basic-auth middleware |
| Raw proxy config override (`setServiceNginxConfig`) | ❌ | Allowlisted `traefik_labels` jsonb |
| Service clone (full config copy) | ❌ | `POST /services/:id/clone` |
| Move service between projects (`SwitchServiceProjectDialog`) | ❌ | `PUT /services/:id {project_id}` |
| Env var save → hot-apply + optional restart (`noRestart`) | ❌ rows rewritten; containers keep stale env until manual redeploy | Apply→redeploy flow |
| Static-site builder; Heroku buildpacks | 🟡 railpack/nixpacks/dockerfile auto-detect, no user override | `services.builder` enum + static builder |
| Docker registry accounts (private registries) | ❌ | `registry_credentials` per service/instance |
#### Databases
| dflow capability | Containr status | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Managed DBs (pg/mysql/mariadb/mongo/redis/clickhouse via dokku plugins) | ✅ plus dragonfly | — |
| **External DB registration** (Neon/Atlas/RDS conn details + test) | ❌ | `provider=external` + test endpoint |
| Internal backups + restore (same-type enforced) | ✅ | — |
| Scheduled backups | ✅ cron field | — |
| **External S3 backups** (auth/schedule/unschedule ops) | ❌ | `backup_targets` + shipper |
| **Cross-server DB migration** (export → sftp hop → import) | ❌ | `POST /databases/:id/migrate` |
| Public DB port expose/unexpose | ❌ loopback only | opt-in TCP expose |
| DB → service env linking (`dokku link`) | ✅ Bind action injects `DATABASE_URL` | — |
#### Servers / infrastructure
| dflow capability | Containr status | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Attach server = paste IP + SSH key; Dokku auto-installs | 🟡 agents exist, manual install | **SSH bootstrap**: one SSH session installs agent, never needed again |
| Tailscale/Headscale, NetBird, ZeroTier enroll + mesh connect | ❌ | Agent mesh-IP detection first; auth-key enroll optional |
| AWS EC2 + Hetzner provisioning w/ cloud-init | ❌ | IaC (ROADMAP §2.2): Terraform Proxmox/AWS + Hetzner module |
| Security groups (AWS SG rules, sync) | ❌ | Under IaC provider modules |
| Server-level global/wildcard domain (`updateServerDomain`) | ❌ | `nodes.default_domain` |
| Scheduled server cleanup (dokku cleanup → docker prune) | ❌ | Agent `prune` command + schedule |
| Queue flush/inspect per server (`flushServerQueues`, `getServerQueues`) | ➖ no queue yet | Ops page shows jobs once queue exists |
| Arbitrary SSH command on server (`executeCommand`) | ➖ exec is container-scoped | Node terminal via agent (PTY) |
| Server onboarding wizard, reset, cleanup-on-delete | 🟡 token issue/revoke only | Onboarding flow + `nodes add` UX |
| Ansible playbooks (stored, runnable per server, exec history) | ➖ | **Defer** — security surface; SSH bootstrap covers provisioning |
| Per-node resource dashboards | 🟡 heartbeat telemetry exists | Node detail page |
#### Platform / org
| dflow capability | Containr status | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-tenant organisations + custom RBAC (per-resource CRUD, create-limits, read-scope) | 🟡 `is_admin` + `project_members` | Defer full RBAC; design PAT scopes role-compatible |
| Team invite links/emails | 🟡 manual user create only | `POST /invites` → link join |
| User API keys → full REST API | ❌ **the big gap** — session/JWT only | PATs (Phase A) |
| Outbound webhooks (collection events, HMAC, custom headers) | ✅ `outbound_webhooks` + `webhook_deliveries`, HMAC `X-Containr-Signature`, wildcard events, 3-retry, UI page | — |
| Banners (global + per-tenant, dismissible) | ❌ | `banners` table + top bar |
| White-label (logo/favicon/title/OG/theme colors) | ❌ | `app_settings.branding` — **Containr remains the default brand** |
| Activity feed (icon/severity/category/metadata, 90-day TTL job) | 🟡 `audit_logs` coarser | Enrich + project feed UI |
| Admin metrics dashboard (users/servers/queued/failed counts) | 🟡 `/admin` exists | Extend |
| **Impersonate user** | ❌ | Admin support tool |
| In-app docs (content-collections markdown) | ✅ `/docs` | — |
| Dynamic client-side filter framework (535-line `filter.utils`) | 🟡 audit page filters only | Reuse pattern for tables |
| Ops "bubble" (queue monitor, terminal, sync) | ❌ | Operations page |
#### Agent surface
| dflow capability | Containr status | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Payload REST/GraphQL auto-API + per-user API keys | ❌ | PATs + OpenAPI (better: typed, documented) |
| CLI | ❌ | none in dflow — **Containr CLI is a genuine leap past it** |
| MCP | ❌ | none — same leap |
| Railway migrator script | ❌ | `containr migrate railway` |
| GitHub App **manifest flow** (instance self-provisions the App) | 🟡 env-configured App | `POST /git/github-app/manifest` flow |
| fork-sync webhook deploy trigger | ❌ | ~20 lines on receiver |
| Azure DevOps provider | ❌ | Optional (dflow does token-clone only) |
---
## 2. The spine: agent-first platform
*Agent and user on the same level.* Concretely:
- Every operation reachable by a **personal access token**, not just
sessions.
- Every operation in the **CLI** with `--json`, stable exit codes, `--yes`.
- Every operation in an **MCP server** (stdio first) so Devin/Claude Code/
Cursor/Codex drive Containr natively.
- `openapi.yaml` stays the single source of truth; UI, CLI, MCP are thin
clients.
### Phase A — Agent surface (do this FIRST; everything after inherits it) ✅ SHIPPED (PRs #14–#18)
- [x] **Personal access tokens.** `user_tokens` table — `id`, `user_id`,
`name`, `key_prefix` (`cnp_…`), `key_hash` (sha256), `scopes`
(`read`/`write`/`admin`, later resource-scoped), `expires_at`,
`last_used_at`. Model on `agent_auth_tokens` (raw shown once, hash stored).
`POST/GET/DELETE /api/v1/user/tokens`; `middleware.Auth` accepts
`Bearer cnp_…`; Settings → Access tokens UI with one-time display +
copyable CLI/MCP config snippets.
- [x] **CLI v2.** Current `cmd/cli` is auth + projects only. Full client:
- `auth login [--token] [--url] [--profile]` (multi-instance profiles).
- Resources: `projects services deploy logs exec variables databases
cron templates nodes scaling ha security gateway notifications
webhooks domains volumes backups admin`.
- `containr up` / `deploy` — cwd→service create-or-update→watch
(the `railway up` equivalent; single most important command).
- `containr link` (bind cwd→service), `containr open`, `containr run`,
`containr shell` (PTY once exec upgrade lands), `completion`.
- Universal `--json`, `-o yaml`, `--watch`, `--yes`; exit codes
0/1/2/3/4 (ok/err/not-found/unauthorized/conflict).
- GoReleaser → GH releases + `install.sh`; `version` command.
- Conventions from docsync/envdiff/cix/repolint.
- [x] **MCP server** (`cmd/mcp`, same module, stdio). Tools mirror the
CLI: `list_projects create_service deploy get_logs set_variable
restart rollback create_database trigger_cron deploy_template exec
get_metrics security_scan …`. Auth: `CONTAINR_URL` + `CONTAINR_TOKEN`
or shared `~/.containr/config`. `containr mcp serve` + install snippets
for Devin/Claude/Cursor.
- [x] **API agent ergonomics.** `Idempotency-Key` on mutating endpoints;
uniform `{error, code, details}` envelope (audit bare-string returns);
cursor pagination on growing lists; name-or-id lookup everywhere.
- [x] **Agent docs.** Root `AGENTS.md`, `/docs` serves `llms.txt` +
`llms-full.txt`, MCP tool list generated from OpenAPI where possible.
**Gate**: an agent holding only a PAT registers a project, deploys from a
git repo, streams logs, sets vars, rolls back — zero UI. Same via CLI
for a human.
---
## 3. Phase B — Deployment pipeline maturity ✅ SHIPPED (PR #19)
dflow's one real architectural edge. Containr deploys are fire-and-forget
goroutines; this fixes correctness *and* unlocks the ops surface.
- [x] **Deploy job queue.** Lightweight internal queue — per-service
FIFO in `internal/deployqueue`; status gains `queued`.
- [x] **Cancel deployments.** `POST /deployments/:id/cancel` — queued
jobs cancel immediately, active jobs cancel context; `cancelled` status.
- [x] **Cache modes.** `no_cache` on deploys; webhook-triggered deploys
default to no-cache (dflow convention — prevents stale-layer surprises).
- [x] **Queued→building→running status + persisted step logs.** `queued`
state lands; streaming over existing log surface.
- [x] **Env var apply → redeploy.** `--redeploy` flag on variable writes;
backend requeues honoring running state.
- [x] **Encrypt variables at rest.** `is_secret` values encrypted
AES-GCM `enc:v1:` (key from `SECRETS_KEY`); masked-echo preserves
ciphertext.
## 4. Phase C — Service configuration parity ✅ SHIPPED (PRs #20–#23)
- [x] **Volumes on services** — `services.volumes` jsonb
`[{volume|host_path, container_path, read_only}]`; Volumes tab +
admin volume inventory.
- [x] **Multi-domain** — `service_domains(service_id, domain, is_default,
cert_type, status, last_checked_at)`. Domains UI: add/remove/
set-default/DNS-status badge. `services.domain` stays derived default.
- [x] **DNS preflight** — `GET /services/:id/domains/check` resolves and
compares vs edge IP → `ok|wrong-target|pending`.
- [x] **Maintenance mode + basic-auth gate** — Traefik middleware labels;
no proxy code needed.
- [ ] **Routing overrides** — `services.traefik_labels` jsonb with
allowlist validation (middlewares, headers, redirects).
- [x] **Builder override** — `services.builder` enum
`auto|railpack|nixpacks|dockerfile|static`; static builder = build +
nginx serve. Fixed hardcoded `nixpacks` + `BuildImage` stream drain bug.
- [x] **Resource limits + reserves** — `cpu`/`memory` caps +
`cpu_reserve`/`memory_reserve` → NanoCPUs/Memory/MemoryReservation;
instance defaults in `app_settings`.
- [x] **Pre-deploy capacity check** — reservations vs node capacity;
`app_settings.capacity_policy=block` rejects, default warns.
- [x] **Service clone** + **move between projects** — copies volumes,
domains, access gates, vars (ciphertext verbatim); audit-logged.
- [x] **Private registries** — `registry_credentials`
(server/username/secret, encrypted); pull auth resolved at deploy;
per-service registry link.
- [x] **Service detail tabs to match dflow's surface**: Domains,
Volumes, access-controls sections added to the service page.
## 5. Phase D — Data layer maturity
- [x] **External DB registration** — `provider='managed'|'external'`,
conn fields, `POST /databases/test-connection`, same bind flow. (PR #24)
- [x] **Public DB port expose** — `public_port` opt-in `0.0.0.0` host
bind; default stays loopback. (PR #25)
- [x] **Offsite backups** — `backup_targets` (S3-compatible:
endpoint/bucket/keys encrypted); per-DB destination; archives shipped
via holder container + minio-go; restore-from-S3 fallback. (PR #26)
- [ ] **Cross-node DB migration** — `POST /databases/:id/migrate
{target_node_id}`: dump → stream transfer → provision → restore →
re-point bound services. Deferred until Phase F lands real second
nodes — nothing to migrate between today.
- [ ] **Backup import** — upload archive → new restore point (pairs with
migrators).
## 6. Phase E — Templates v2 (absorbs compose-catalog spec + dflow graph templates)
- [ ] **Template = ordered service graph** — `services[]` entries with
`{name, type, source, build, ports, volumes, variables, depends_on}`;
deploy order from dependency refs.
- [ ] **Expressions** — `${{service.KEY}}` (already the runtime ref
syntax — reuse), `{{secret(len,"charset")}}`, `{{random:int}}`,
`{{VAR:-default}}`; `POST /templates/:id/plan` returns the resolved
graph without deploying (agents love this).
- [ ] **Compose import** — `POST /templates/import/compose` (compose-go
parser → graph), `POST /templates/import/github` (compose file from
repo path). Implements `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-14-*`.
- [ ] **Graph deploy pipeline** — creates project + services in
dependency order, resolves vars, triggers builds; defined
partial-failure policy.
- [ ] **Visual template builder** — canvas mode: drop git/image/db
nodes, wire refs, set order, save/publish. Reuses existing canvas
primitives (dflow's `templates/compose` is exactly this).
- [ ] **Catalog growth** — convert `templates/*.md` (20 app guides) into
real graph templates; screenshots + badges per the old spec.
**Gate**: paste n8n compose → 3-service project with generated secrets
and wired refs, one click or one CLI call.
## 7. Phase F — Nodes & infrastructure
- [ ] **SSH bootstrap install** — `containr nodes add --ssh user@host` +
UI flow: one SSH session runs agent install (binary + systemd +
enroll token), SSH closed forever. dflow onboarding UX, agent-model
security.
- [ ] **Mesh awareness** — agent detects + reports tailscale0/netbird0/
zt0 IPs at register; backend stores + displays. Optional
`TAILSCALE_AUTH_KEY` enroll-at-provision later.
- [ ] **Node detail page** — placed services, telemetry history, agent
version + self-upgrade, **drain/cordon**, remove.
- [ ] **Node housekeeping** — agent `prune` command (docker system
prune, bounded) + optional schedule (`setServerAutoCleanup` analog —
disk pressure is the #1 small-VPS killer).
- [ ] **Multi-node scheduling** — wire `scheduling_rules` (table exists):
pin/spread/affinity, prefer-lowest-usage; deploy engine routes to
`services.node_id` via agent commands (agent already runs containers).
- [ ] **Build-on-node** — agents currently `docker run` prebuilt images
only; extend agent to pull registry images (build stays central) —
private registry creds flow through Phase C.
- [ ] **IaC provisioning (ROADMAP §2.2, unchanged)** — Terraform/
OpenTofu, `infra_connections`, Proxmox + AWS modules, + Hetzner module
(dflow's second provider), cloud-init → auto-enroll.
- [ ] **Global/wildcard domain per node** (`nodes.default_domain`) —
auto-domains for services on that node.
## 8. Phase G — Platform polish
- [x] **Outbound webhooks** — `outbound_webhooks(url, secret, events[],
headers, enabled)` + `webhook_deliveries` log; HMAC
`X-Containr-Signature`; wildcard events on every audited action;
CLI + MCP + `/settings/webhooks` page with delivery log + test ping.
- [ ] **Activity feed** — enrich `audit_logs` with `severity category
icon label metadata`; per-project timeline + global feed; TTL job.
- [ ] **Banners** — `banners(title, body, level, scope, active)`; top
bar in UI + surfaced to CLI on `auth status`.
- [ ] **White-label** — `app_settings.branding`: product name, logos,
favicon, accent override, docs/support links. `GET /api/v1/branding`
public + cached. **Containr/Vertice remains default;** this is for
self-hosters who rebrand their instance.
- [ ] **Operations page** — unified view of running/queued/failed jobs
(deploys, builds, backups, cron, scans, agent commands) — dflow's
bubble panel as a real page; flush/stuck-job tools once queue exists.
- [ ] **Interactive terminal** — upgrade exec to WS PTY (`xterm.js`);
`nodes/:id/terminal` via agent (dflow's wetty without the extra
container).
- [ ] **Team invites** — `POST /invites` → signed link → join flow;
replaces manual-only user creation.
- [ ] **Impersonate user** — admin support tool, audit-logged.
- [ ] **GitHub App manifest flow** — `POST /git/github-app/manifest`
returns manifest + redirect; instance self-provisions its App
(dflow pattern — removes the env-setup barrier).
- [ ] **fork-sync trigger** — accept repo-sync events on webhook
receiver.
- [ ] **Dynamic filter framework** — port dflow's `filter.utils`
pattern (typed filter configs → URL state → client filtering) for
audit logs, deployments, notifications tables.
- [ ] **Notification producers round-out** — backups, agent offline,
upgrade available, security findings.
- [x] **Sleep-on-idle / wake-on-traffic** (serverless-lite) —
`services.sleep_enabled` + `sleep_idle_minutes` (PR #29). Sweeper
polls container NetworkIO deltas; idle past threshold → workload
removed, status `sleeping`. Wake-on-traffic via per-service
placeholder container on the edge network carrying the same Traefik
host rule at higher priority — serves a waking page, calls
`/internal/wake/:id`, exits; Traefik falls back once the app is up.
Verified `running → sleeping → waking → running` end to end.
- [x] **Env doctor** — `GET /services/:id/env-check` surfaces
unresolved `${{…}}` refs, empty values, and unreadable
(rotated-key) secrets; template `plan` endpoint reports missing
required vars before deploy (PR #30). Frontend Variables section
shows the banner.
- [x] **Shared project variables** — `project_variables` table,
`GET/PUT /projects/:id/variables`, `${{shared.KEY}}` refs resolved
at deploy/reconcile, secrets `enc:v1:` at rest and masked (PR #32).
- [x] **One-click install** — `install.sh` (curl|sh): detects docker,
writes compose + .env with generated secrets incl. `SECRETS_KEY`,
pulls images, runs migrations, prints admin URL. GHCR images mean
installs never build from source.
- [x] **CI/CD v2** — required checks (Go test/vet, frontend
lint/build/test, compose boot smoke), `dorny/paths-filter` gate so
docs-only PRs skip heavyweight jobs, and release on main/tag:
conventional-commit version bump → tag → GHCR images (backend,
frontend) → cross-platform CLI + MCP binaries → SHA-256 checksums
→ GitHub Release → Trivy scans (PR #33).
- [ ] **Custom roles/RBAC** — defer until demanded; PAT scopes designed
forward-compatible now.
## 9. Phase H — Migration & ecosystem
- [ ] **Railway migrator** — `containr migrate railway --token --project
--dry-run`: Railway GraphQL → services/vars/domains → recreate via
PAT. Landing-page pitch: "off Railway in one command."
- [ ] **dflow importer** — `containr migrate dflow` via Payload REST
export or Mongo dump: servers→nodes, projects, services(+vars/
domains/volumes), databases, templates. Onboards dflow refugees.
- [x] **`containr import compose`** — `POST /projects/:id/import-compose`
deploys a compose file straight into a project; CLI `import compose`,
MCP tool, workspace import modal; project delete cascades to
graph-provisioned managed databases (`database_services.project_id`).
- [ ] **Template registry** — optional `CONTAINR_TEMPLATE_REGISTRY_URL`
fetch/publish; bundled catalog works offline (dflow's self-contained
principle — nothing phones home).
## 9b. Phase I — Companion surfaces
- [x] **Phone app (v1)** — `app/mobile`, Expo/React Native thin client
over the agent-shaped API; dark UI mirroring the design system. PAT
auth against any instance URL, stored in platform secure storage.
- **Dashboard** — service status counts (running/sleeping/failed/
stopped), per-project service health dots, recent deployments feed.
- **Operate** — start/stop/restart/redeploy, sleep/wake, rollback to
a prior deployment, database start/stop/restart/backup-now.
- **Observe** — polling log tail (300 lines, 5s refresh), per-service
deployment history, env-doctor issues surfaced on the service view.
- [ ] **env var edit + apply-redeploy, domain management, replica
scaling, cron execution history** — next iteration.
- [ ] **Push notifications** — zero-infra path = self-hosted
ntfy/Gotify relay (no Firebase dependency), FCM/APNs optional.
- [ ] **Offline resilience** — cached last-known state + unreachable
banner.
- [ ] **Status/offline resilience** — app + CLI degrade gracefully when
the instance is unreachable (cached last-known state, clear banner).
## 10. Carried-over debt (ROADMAP.md items still open)
- [ ] **Gateway traffic path** — mount `/g/:slug/*` → key → rate-limit →
`gateway/proxy.go` → metrics. Management API exists; proxy unwired.
- [ ] **Preview environments runtime** — real build+deploy+subdomain+TTL
(bookkeeping only now). Pairs with clone + multi-domain.
- [ ] **Environments** — env switcher, per-env vars/domains, promote.
- [ ] **sqlc port** — ~140 raw `database/sql` sites → `sqlc/queries/`.
- [ ] **Tests** — canvas/wizard frontend coverage, deployment/template/
webhook table tests, Playwright e2e golden path.
- [ ] **First-run wizard** — admin → GitHub App (manifest flow from
Phase G makes this self-serve) → Tunnel → done.
- [ ] **Self-upgrade loop verification**, docs freshness, v1.0.0 release.
## 11. Deliberately not imported from dflow
- Dokku-over-SSH runtime — our Docker API + agent model is strictly
better.
- Per-server-named BullMQ queues — our queue stays a single ordered
table.
- Payload/Mongo/Next.js stack, multi-tenant plugin machinery.
- Ansible playbook runner — arbitrary code-on-node is a security
surface; SSH bootstrap + agent commands cover the real needs.
Revisit only with a concrete demand.
- `isAdmin`-only collection access — our owner/admin/public model is
richer already.
- Netdata install flow — our agent telemetry + optional Beszel covers
monitoring; don't ship a third dashboard stack.
## 12. Recommended order
```
A (agent surface) ──► B (deploy pipeline) ──► C/D (service+data depth)
│ │
▼ ▼
CLI/MCP dogfood every feature E (templates v2)
│
F (nodes/infra) ──► H (migrators)
│
G (polish) + debt
```
Why this order: PATs+CLI+MCP first = every later feature ships
user-and-agent-visible at once. The queue (B) is prerequisite for
the ops surface and correct concurrency. Templates v2 needs volumes,
multi-domain, clone. Migrators last — they're launch marketing, not
foundation.
## 13. Design rules
- **API is the contract.** UI, CLI, MCP are thin clients over
`openapi.yaml`. A feature isn't done until all three reach it.
- **Everything scriptable.** JSON in/out, `--json`/`--yes`, uniform
pagination, name-or-id addressing.
- **Same powers, same position.** Nothing user-facing that isn't
API-facing; agent-visible state (tokens, jobs) visible to users too.
- **dflow is a donor, not a dependency.** Port semantics, not code.
- **Containr branding is the default**; white-label is instance config.
- **Self-hosted first** — no required external service, no phone-home.