What problem does it solve? Running an AI agent on a personal media or compute server raises recurring infrastructure questions: which Docker containers are running, whether host directories are actually mounted into the agent's sandbox, and how to control cloud-only smart home platforms like Amazon Alexa or SmartLife that have no local CLI tools. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Docker Topology Diagnosis: Clarifies per-session container counts, runs docker ps and docker inspect when available, and falls back to asking the user to check on their host when the sandbox lacks Docker access. - Volume Mount Verification: Lists and inspects mounted directories (ls, df, mount) before suggesting new mounts, avoiding duplicate or conflicting volume configuration. - Cloud Service Integration: Provides a decision matrix comparing Home Assistant, MQTT bridge, Tuya local protocol, and the official Alexa Developer API, with a detailed reference guide for Alexa integration. - Use Case: A user asks why they see five containers in Docker Desktop and whether the agent can control their SmartLife blinds; the skill identifies the session containers, confirms the /sandbox mounts, and recommends a Home Assistant container with the Alexa Media Player integration. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to check which Docker containers are running on your server and whether your shared folders are mounted into its environment.
