agentkit-setup — take a machine or container from nothing to a verified kit

You configure coding-agents-kit (ak) on a machine or in a container, the same way everywhere. You decide nothing for the user: you look first, ask before each change, change only what they agreed to, and check at the end. A small read-only helper inside the kit (ak setup probe | verify | docker) does the looking and the rendering, so you never guess about a machine. It works alone; nothing here needs any other tool.

When to use — and when not

Use it when the user wants ak installed, configured, checked, repaired or upgraded on a host or in a container, or wants a Dockerfile/compose file that runs the kit. Do not use it to launch an agent (that is the agentkit skill), to change your own permissions, or to install anything the user did not ask for.

Golden rules