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Remote Dev Containers v0.2.0 — First Stable Release 🚀

We're excited to announce Remote Dev Containers v0.2.0, our first stable release!

This milestone delivers a reproducible, security-hardened, browser-accessible development environment built for Docker, NAS and homelab deployments.

The first stable release focuses on AMD64, single-user environments running on trusted private networks, with OpenAI Codex as the primary supported coding agent.

✨ Highlights

Unified development environment

  • One canonical Docker image shared by the launcher and enabled coding agents.
  • Integrated OpenAI Codex with browser-based terminal access.
  • Optional Google Antigravity integration, maintained as experimental.
  • Persistent projects, agent configuration and conversation sessions.
  • Project selection, creation and management from the terminal menus.
  • Session recovery and reconnection through the existing browser/tmux workflow.

🛠️ Developer tooling

  • 53-command universal tooling baseline with common development, diagnostic and validation utilities.
  • Ruff, pytest, pre-commit, Mike Farah yq, shfmt and actionlint.
  • Python 3.14 as the default interpreter, with Python 3.15 available for compatible projects.
  • Project-specific tool versions and environments take precedence over bundled defaults.
  • Reproducible dependencies with reviewed version pins, lockfiles and artifact checksums.

🔒 Security and reliability

  • Read-only container root filesystems and restricted Linux capabilities.
  • Isolated persistent storage for individual agent roles.
  • No privileged containers, Docker socket mounts or unnecessary host access.
  • Authenticated agent terminals and a lightweight launcher for trusted networks.
  • Immutable dependency references, third-party notices and SPDX SBOMs.
  • Automated vulnerability scanning and release-blocking checks for fixable critical vulnerabilities.

🔄 Automation and releases

  • Automated upstream dependency discovery with human-reviewed pull requests.
  • Safe deferral of incompatible upstream releases without weakening lockfile or checksum verification.
  • Separate experimental edge and stable release channels.
  • Versioned, digest-verified AMD64 container publication.
  • latest reserved exclusively for successful stable releases.

✅ Validation

This release follows extensive automated CI testing and real-world TrueNAS SCALE acceptance, including developer tooling, persistent agent sessions, project isolation and container security boundaries.

The release pipeline independently builds, smoke-tests, scans and verifies the published images.

📦 Docker images

Canonical image:

ghcr.io/experience83/remote-dev

Stable release tags, available after the publication workflow succeeds:

  • ghcr.io/experience83/remote-dev:v0.2.0
  • ghcr.io/experience83/remote-dev:stable
  • ghcr.io/experience83/remote-dev:stable-amd64
  • ghcr.io/experience83/remote-dev:latest

For reproducible deployments and rollbacks, pin the verified OCI digest rather than relying on mutable tags.

⚠️ Scope and limitations

This first stable release supports the AMD64, single-user, private-network development environment.

  • ARM64 runtime support is not yet included.
  • Google Antigravity remains optional and experimental.
  • Direct public Internet exposure is not supported.
  • Enterprise multi-tenancy is outside the current scope.
  • The public interface may continue evolving during the 0.x release series.

📚 Documentation

🇪🇸 Resumen en español

Remote Dev Containers v0.2.0 es nuestra primera versión estable, diseñada para ofrecer un entorno de desarrollo accesible desde el navegador, reproducible y con aislamiento de seguridad, especialmente orientado a Docker, NAS y homelabs.

Principales novedades

  • Imagen Docker unificada para launcher y agentes de programación.
  • OpenAI Codex integrado y soporte experimental para Google Antigravity.
  • Persistencia de proyectos, configuraciones y conversaciones.
  • 53 herramientas de desarrollo y diagnóstico disponibles.
  • Python 3.14 predeterminado y Python 3.15 opcional por proyecto.
  • Contenedores reforzados, permisos limitados y almacenamiento privado por agente.
  • Dependencias verificadas mediante versiones fijadas, checksums y lockfiles.
  • Actualizaciones automatizadas mediante pull requests revisadas.
  • Publicación de imágenes con análisis de vulnerabilidades y verificación de digest.

La versión se ha validado mediante CI y pruebas funcionales reales sobre TrueNAS SCALE.

Alcance: AMD64, un usuario y red privada. Antigravity sigue siendo experimental; no se incluye soporte de ejecución ARM64 ni exposición directa a Internet.

Gracias a todos los que han contribuido al proyecto y a su evolución.

Welcome to v0.2.0! 🎉

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