miti-sg's Coolify now manages miti-jp too, so the skills search one MCP
server instead of two. Drop the stale gitea-mirror watch-path exception;
the new miti-jp app has its watch path set.
Rename database services to db and cache services to cache, with their
volumes as db-data and cache-data, in litellm, owncloud and goclaw. Rename
the couchbase and open-webui volumes to <service>-data. Data on miti-sg was
copied into the new volumes beforehand; the old volumes are kept.
CLAUDE.md keeps the overview and deployment rules; naming, images and
comments, workspace services, and environment and secrets move to topic
files that load with it. Naming gains example role names for supporting
containers, as examples rather than a fixed list.
Supporting containers are db, cache or a short role name; services
declare no networks since Coolify creates one per app. TODO lists the
services whose names still differ.
Workspace services install tools into the home volume unless the package
is more than a binary. Prefer official images and treat upstream compose
files as a starting point. Name volumes <service>-<content> and networks
<main service>-network.
loki.source.docker resumes from a one-second position and Docker's since
is inclusive, so each restart re-reads a container's last logged second.
For idle containers those lines are older than 7 days and Grafana Cloud
Loki rejects the batch with 400 timestamp too old. Drop them before
loki.write; Loki would not have stored them anyway.
Coolify injects HOST=0.0.0.0 and zsh's prompt reads $HOST instead of the
real hostname, so hostname: alone shows user@0. Set HOST=${SERVICE_HOSTNAME}
again in code-server, code-server-lsio and paseo.
- Remove HOST=${SERVICE_HOSTNAME} from code-server, code-server-lsio and paseo; hostname: alone sets the name
- Move SERVICE_HOSTNAME to the top of their .env.example to match compose order
- Drop the openclaw ARM64 Chromium note from its README; docs/openclaw covers it
- List CUSTOM_USER in webtop's setup step
- Trim reasoning from diun and paseo comments
- Delete stale gitea and gitea-mirror .gitignore files
- Add TODO.md for remaining naming and README issues
alloy: move to latest tags (no moving major tag upstream), trim comments to what each line does.
diun: order .env.example like compose.yml.
couchbase: add .env.example, drop the version key, explain the published ports.
- Drop the Docker and GitHub apt repositories and the Ruby build headers
from the image; keep build-essential, bubblewrap, zip and unzip.
- Document home installs for the Docker CLI with its Compose and Buildx
plugins, gh, Go, Rust, Python, Node and Java, ordered so each installer
writes to ~/.zshrc and SDKMAN stays last.
- Drop the Ruby, GitLab CLI and jq instructions.
- Install the Docker CLI with its Compose and Buildx plugins, and the GitHub
CLI, from Docker's and GitHub's signed apt repositories; drop their home
installs and the GitLab CLI from the README.
- Select the shell with SHELL and the start folder with DEFAULT_WORKSPACE
instead of chsh and working_dir.
- Add an optional CODE_SERVER_APP_NAME.
- Document installing Java with SDKMAN.
Add an entrypoint wrapper that reads the socket's GID, adds coder to a
matching group and re-execs the image's entrypoint under it, so docker
works without sudo on any host. Install build-essential and the headers
rbenv needs to build Ruby, and make zsh the login shell. Document home
installs for rbenv, Docker Compose and Buildx plugins, and jq.
The gateway's allow-lists read only the profile .env under the default
multiplex mode, so Telegram values passed from the environment left every
user blocked. Drop the passthrough and document the dashboard as the one
place to set them, plus the dashboard secret's 16-byte minimum.
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