Environment Setuper

First, check out setuper cli tool details in the env-setuper project folder.

Here are 3 projects I was using for testing the tool:

• python-mnist - simple pytorch program to train CNN on Mnist data;
• rust_web_service - a simple rust hello world http server;
• rust_web_service_f - the same rust service, but with an error inside: hello_world handler can't be imported, since it's in a main file;

So the expected outcome - successfull setup for the first two projects, and warning with suggestion to the final one.

You can test them by running env-setuper against each of these folders.

Docker

In order to run more complex tests, it's worth to add an isolation level - containers.
We can start from the Ubuntu with minimal setup, and then ask setuper to setup a project.
In a Dockerfile you can find that I've copied those predefined projects inside the docker, to experiment with them.
You can copy your projects to the running container just via docker cp.

First, use the instructions from env_setuper project, and build the package with make build.

Then, build the docker image:

docker compose build

And run it:

OPENAI_API_KEY=$OPENAI_API_KEY docker compose run app

For arm macs:

OPENAI_API_KEY=$OPENAI_API_KEY DOCKER_PLATFORM=linux/arm64 docker compose run app

You'll see the interactive shell, env-setuper will be already installed there, so you can run it, with non-restricted shell mode:

env-setuper ./python-mnist --no-restricted-shell

env-setuper ./python-mnist --no-restricted-shell --max-agent-iter 50