Docker MCP Server

<!-- Use this file to provide workspace-specific custom instructions to Copilot. For more details, visit https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/copilot-customization#_use-a-githubcopilotinstructionsmd-file --> - [x] Verify that the copilot-instructions.md file in the .github directory is created. - [x] Clarify Project Requirements <!-- Project: MCP Server for Docker operations with natural language commands. Language: TypeScript. Framework: Model Context Protocol SDK. --> - [x] Scaffold the Project <!-- Created TypeScript MCP server structure with package.json, tsconfig.json, and basic setup for Docker operations. --> - [ ] Customize the Project <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed successfully and you have marked the step as completed. Develop a plan to modify codebase according to user requirements. Apply modifications using appropriate tools and user-provided references. Skip this step for "Hello World" projects. --> - [ ] Install Required Extensions <!-- ONLY install extensions provided mentioned in the get_project_setup_info. Skip this step otherwise and mark as completed. --> - [ ] Compile the Project <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed. Install any missing dependencies. Run diagnostics and resolve any issues. Check for markdown files in project folder for relevant instructions on how to do this. --> - [x] Determine the Project Type <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed. Based on workspace content and user request identify which project type this is Using the create_new_workspace tool, determine the project type. --> - [x] Create Required Files <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed. Using the get_project_setup_info tool to get project type specific information to create and scaffold the required files. This should use the project type identified in the previous step. This phase includes creating package.json, tsconfig.json, main source files, and any other required files. --> - [x] Install the Required Extensions <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed. Using the project setup information from the previous step, install each extension with the install_extension tool. Skip this step if no extensions are required. --> - [x] Run Required Commands <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed. Run the commands provided by the project setup for this stage. E.g., npm install, dotnet restore, pip install, etc. Skip this step if no commands are required. --> - [x] Create and Run Tasks <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed. Check https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/debugtest/tasks to determine if the project needs a task. If so, use the create_and_run_task to create and launch a task based on package.json, README.md, and project structure. Skip this step otherwise. --> - [x] Launch the Project <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed. Project successfully built and ready for use. --> - [x] Ensure Documentation is Complete <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed. Verify that README.md and the copilot-instructions.md file in the .github directory exists and contains current project information. Clean up the copilot-instructions.md file in the .github directory by removing all HTML comments. -->- [ ] Launch the Project <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed. Prompt user for debug mode, launch only if confirmed. --> - [ ] Ensure Documentation is Complete <!-- Verify that all previous steps have been completed. Verify that README.md and the copilot-instructions.md file in the .github directory exists and contains current project information. Clean up the copilot-instructions.md file in the .github directory by removing all HTML comments. --> <!-- ## Execution Guidelines PROGRESS TRACKING: - If any tools are available to manage the above todo list, use it to track progress through this checklist. - After completing each step, mark it complete and add a summary. - Read current todo list status before starting each new step. COMMUNICATION RULES: - Avoid verbose explanations or printing full command outputs. - If a step is skipped, state that briefly (e.g. "No extensions needed"). - Do not explain project structure unless asked. - Keep explanations concise and focused. DEVELOPMENT RULES: - Use '.' as the working directory unless user specifies otherwise. - Avoid adding media or external links unless explicitly requested. - Use placeholders only with a note that they should be replaced. - Use VS Code API tool only for VS Code extension projects. - Once the project is created, it is already opened in Visual Studio Code—do not suggest commands to open this project in Visual Studio again. - If the project setup information has additional rules, follow them strictly. FOLDER CREATION RULES: - Always use the current directory as the project root. - If you are running any terminal commands, use the '.' argument to ensure that the current working directory is used ALWAYS. - Do not create a new folder unless the user explicitly requests it besides a .vscode folder for a tasks.json file. - If any of the scaffolding commands mention that the folder name is not correct, let the user know to create a new folder with the correct name and then reopen it again in vscode. EXTENSION INSTALLATION RULES: - Only install extension specified by the get_project_setup_info tool. DO NOT INSTALL any other extensions. PROJECT CONTENT RULES: - If the user has not specified project details, assume they want a "Hello World" project as a starting point. - Avoid adding links of any type (URLs, files, folders, etc.) or integrations that are not explicitly required. - Avoid generating images, videos, or any other media files unless explicitly requested. - If you need to use any media assets as placeholders, let the user know that these are placeholders and should be replaced with the actual assets later. - Ensure all generated components serve a clear purpose within the user's requested workflow. - If a feature is assumed but not confirmed, prompt the user for clarification before including it. - If you are working on a VS Code extension, use the VS Code API tool with a query to find relevant VS Code API references and samples related to that query. TASK COMPLETION RULES: - Your task is complete when: - Project is successfully scaffolded and compiled without errors - copilot-instructions.md file in the .github directory exists in the project - README.md file exists and is up to date - User is provided with clear instructions to debug/launch the project Before starting a new task in the above plan, update progress in the plan. --> - Work through each checklist item systematically. - Keep communication concise and focused. - Follow development best practices.