Jarian Cottingham
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- Remove runtime artifacts (app.log, .DS_Store, committed home dir data) - Remove AI session notes (prompt.md, agent.md, LOGGING_*.md) - Move TUI.md, structure.md, docker-setup.md to docs/ - Normalize author metadata to Jarian Cottingham - Fix hardcoded personal paths in gunicorn config and manual test script - Pin textual <2.0 (8.x grid layout breaks TUI rendering) - Fix stale tests: private attr access, missing screen push - Add CI workflow (ruff + pytest, Python 3.10-3.12)
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Docker No-Sudo Setup Guide
To run Docker commands without sudo, you need to add your user to the docker group. Here's how to do it:
Add User to Docker Group
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
Apply Group Changes
After adding to the group, you need to either:
- Log out and log back in, or
- Run this command to apply changes without logging out:
newgrp docker
Verify Setup
Check that you can run Docker commands without sudo:
docker info
Alternative: Create Docker Socket Permissions
If you prefer not to add users to groups, you can modify socket permissions:
sudo chmod 666 /var/run/docker.sock
Security Note
Adding users to the docker group provides full Docker daemon access. This is equivalent to having root access, so only add trusted users to this group.
Persistent Setup
To make this change persistent across reboots:
- Ensure the docker service is enabled:
sudo systemctl enable docker - The group membership will persist after reboot