AI RULEBOOKDocker & CI/CD OpenAI Custom Instructions
Production-grade architectural rulebook for Docker & CI/CD. Engineered to eliminate LLM hallucinations, enforce strict deterministic conventions, and prevent architectural drift across Cursor IDE, Claude Code CLI, and autonomous multi-agent pipelines.
prompts/openai-custom-instructions.mdFailure Patterns Prevented for Docker & CI/CD
LLMs frequently write bloated, insecure single-stage Dockerfiles running as root. These rules enforce multi-stage builds, non-root users, and caching layers.
- Invokes deprecated or removed APIs from older model training weights
- Generates conflicting configuration files and invalid imports
- Silently drops type-safety, boundaries, or transaction isolation
How to Install Docker & CI/CD OpenAI Custom Instructions via Terminal
Step 1: Open Project Directory & Verify Target Placement
Open your terminal and navigate to your project root folder where the prompts/openai-custom-instructions.md file will reside. Ensure the file is placed at the exact path below relative to your project root so the AI engine automatically loads it:
Step 2: Fetch Rule File via Terminal Command
Run curl, PowerShell, or wget to stream the rule directly from the DevScratchpad raw API endpoint and write it to prompts/openai-custom-instructions.md:
Terminal One-Liner Install
Run directly in your project root to stream and write this rule file with one command.
mkdir -p "prompts" && curl -fsSL "https://www.devscratchpad.tech/api/raw/openai-instructions/docker-devops" -o "prompts/openai-custom-instructions.md"Step 3: Verify and Activate with AI Agent
Launch your AI coding assistant (Universal AI Assistants). The assistant will automatically discover prompts/openai-custom-instructions.md in your repository and apply the architectural guardrails, type constraints, and verification protocols during code generation.
OpenAI Custom Instructions & System Prompts
Inspect the complete specification manual, glob patterns, directory rules, and all available presets in our central directory.
Pair With Docker & CI/CD Client-Side Utilities
100% private, browser-based utilities to test, format, and inspect code generated by your AI rules.
YAML to JSON / JSON to YAML Converter
Bidirectional YAML and JSON conversion with syntax validation.
Cron Expression Visualizer
Translates complex cron schedules into plain English with a 5-column breakdown grid.
CIDR Calculator & Subnet Inspector
Calculate IPv4 and IPv6 subnet masks, broadcast addresses, and usable ranges.
Base64 / Hex / Binary Multi-Inspector & Image Previewer
Auto-detects and converts between Base64, URL-Safe Base64, Hexadecimal streams, Canonical Hex Dumps, Binary octets, and Data URL images.
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Technical FAQ: Docker & CI/CD AI Rulebooks
Why should containers run as non-root?
Running as non-root mitigates container escape vulnerabilities and follows the principle of least privilege.