Module container 

Structs

ContainerConfig

Constants

WARDEN_PLATFORM

The platform warden uses for all containers. Warden hardcodes --platform linux/amd64 on every docker run / docker create, so all image operations must target the same platform for consistency.

Functions

agent_knowledge_store_path

Canonical path of the AK knowledge store inside the agent container. Both the default mount and the AK_STORE-override mount land here so the in-container ak resolves to the same path regardless of host layout.

ensure_named_volumes_exist

Pre-create any Docker named volumes found in stakpak_agent_default_mounts.

expand_volume_path

Expand ~ to $HOME in a volume mount string.

find_available_port

get_container_host_port

image_exists_locally

Checks if a Docker image exists locally

is_docker_available

Checks if Docker is installed and accessible

is_named_volume

Check whether the host-side part of a volume mount is a Docker named volume (as opposed to a bind mount path).

pull_warden_image

Pull a Docker image for the warden platform (linux/amd64) with visible progress.

remove_container

resolve_ak_store_for_sandbox

Resolve the host-side AK knowledge store directory for a sandboxed subagent.

run_container_detached

stakpak_agent_default_mounts

Default volume mounts for the stakpak agent container.

stakpak_agent_image

The container image used for sandboxed agent sessions. Override at runtime with STAKPAK_AGENT_IMAGE env var for local testing.

stop_container

volume_container_part

Container-side path of a volume mount (segment after the first :). Falls back to the whole string when the format is unexpected.

volume_host_part

Host-side part of a volume mount (everything before the first :).

warden_ak_store_args

Warden CLI flags that pin the AK knowledge store inside the sandboxed container. Returns an empty Vec when no host override is supplied — the caller then relies on the default mount in stakpak_agent_default_mounts.

warden_image_exists_locally

Checks if a Docker image for the warden platform (linux/amd64) exists locally.