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Installs Docker (engine, BuildKit and Compose) in a Docker-enabled workspace and waits for the daemon. Needs a workspace created with the Docker-enabled option.

Registers Context7 as an HTTP MCP server for Antigravity, giving the agent access to current library and framework documentation.

Sets up Antigravity so it can manage DevGrail resources allowed by the supplied API key.

Drops a ready-made Antigravity login into a workspace so you don't have to authenticate in every new container.

Registers the `devgrail` MCP server with every agent installed in this workspace — Claude Code (`~/.claude.json`), Codex (`config.toml` + spliced auth header), Antigravity (`~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json`) and OpenCode (`opencode.json`, jq-merged) — in one run, from one key and URL.

Sets up Claude Code so it can manage DevGrail resources allowed by the supplied API key.

Drops a ready-made Codex login into a workspace so you do not have to authenticate in every new container.

Sets up Codex inside this workspace so it can drive DevGrail itself — containers, projects, scripts, files, and terminal sessions — scoped to the DevGrail API key supplied at run time.

Drops a ready-made Claude Code login into a workspace so you don't have to authenticate in every new container.

Points OpenCode at the DevGrail MCP server so the agent in this workspace can manage DevGrail itself — containers, projects, scripts, files and terminal sessions, scoped to whatever the supplied API key is granted.

Registers Context7 as a user-scoped remote MCP server for OpenCode, providing access to current library and framework documentation.

Registers Context7 as a user-scoped HTTP MCP server for Claude Code, giving the agent access to current library and framework documentation.

Registers Context7 for Codex as a non-interactive stdio MCP server using `npx -y @upstash/context7-mcp`.