The agent prompt
Paste one prompt into Claude Code or Codex and it installs Docker Agent, checks your model and builds your first agent.
Docker Agent turns an AI agent into one YAML file: a model, an instruction and the tools it may use, or a small team of agents that hand work to each other. This guide gets it running and builds your first agent from a single sentence.
Paste one prompt into Claude Code or Codex and it installs Docker Agent, checks your model and builds your first agent.
Pay per token, run a local model for free, or use the Claude subscription you already have. Here is how each one works.
A few lines of YAML turn one agent into a coordinator that hands jobs to a researcher and a writer.
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Yes. Docker Agent is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. You pay for the model you choose: cloud models per token at the provider, local models through Docker Model Runner cost nothing once downloaded, and the Claude Code harness uses your existing Claude subscription. Docker Desktop itself is free for personal use and for companies with fewer than 250 employees and less than $10 million in annual revenue.
No. An agent is a YAML file with a model, an instruction and a list of tools, and docker agent new writes that file for you from a sentence. You do need to be comfortable typing a few commands in a terminal.
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