The SBX Kit for Mini Me is now published on Docker Hub
The Mini Me SBX kit is now published on Docker Hub, letting you launch a sandboxed Mini Me agent with a single command.
For a better user experience, I've published the Mini Me SBX Kit on Docker Hub. From now on, to launch an sbx sandbox with Mini Me, you just need to run the following command in the folder containing your agent's configuration file:
sbx run --name mm-demo-hub docker.io/k33g/mini-me-kit:0.0.2
You can of course specify a different configuration file:
sbx run --name mm-demo-hub docker.io/k33g/mini-me-kit:0.0.2 -- -config agent.lucy.yaml
You can also mix it with additional kits. For example, I've created myself a "Go toolchain" kit:
sbx run --name mm-demo-hub docker.io/k33g/mini-me-kit:0.0.2 \
--kit docker.io/k33g/go-toolchain-kit:0.0.2
As well as a kit for Rust, that you can "stack" on top:
sbx run --name mm-demo-hub docker.io/k33g/mini-me-kit:0.0.2 \
--kit docker.io/k33g/go-toolchain-kit:0.0.2 \
--kit docker.io/k33g/rust-toolchain-kit:0.0.2
The
mini-me-kit:0.0.2kit ships with versionv0.4.0of Mini Me.
Stay tuned: I'll soon be telling you about another kit, also dedicated to Mini Me, to make application development even easier.
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