Docker

Reads containers through a read-only socket proxy. This shows each container’s state, spots image updates, and lets the assistant read logs and release notes. It can’t restart anything.

Set it up

integrations:
  docker:
    type: docker
    url: http://valet-dockerproxy:2375
    sources:
      immich_server: immich-app/immich-server

layout:
  - title: Infrastructure
    widgets:
      - docker.updates

Option	Type	Default	What it does
`url`	URL	required	valet-dockerproxy:2375
`hide`	list of string	`[]`	container names to leave out
`sources`	map of string	`{}`	Where a container’s release notes live, when its image doesn’t say: `{ immich_server: immich-app/immich }`.
`github`	string	optional	a token, if you hit GitHub’s anonymous limit of 60 requests an hour

Widgets

2 widgets. Each key starts with your instance name, here docker.

Updates

docker.updates · list card · refreshes every hour while the page is open.

Tall draws the same as medium, so it isn't shown. Only the empty space changes.

States

Docker Updates: Everything current — Everything current

Docker Updates: Can't reach it — Can't reach it

Containers

docker.containers · status card · refreshes every 30 seconds while the page is open.

Docker, Containers, medium size — Medium

Tall draws the same as medium, so it isn't shown. Only the empty space changes.

States

Docker Containers: One down, one unhealthy — One down, one unhealthy

Docker Containers: Can't reach it — Can't reach it

Assistant tools

What the assistant can use, once its access level allows it. Read tools run freely. Everything else asks first.

Tool	Access	What it does
`containers_status`	read	Every Docker container: running or not, how it exited and how long ago, whether it’s healthy.
`updates_check`	read	Which containers have a newer version, and which release notes warn about breaking changes or migrations.
`update_notes`	read	The release notes between the version a container runs and the newest one.
`container_logs`	read	The recent logs of a container.

Year in review

Slides this integration adds to the recap.

Recap slide: Right now you run 14 containers. 6 apps, all on hardware you can touch. None of them have asked you for a monthly fee. — Right now you run 14 containers