This Docker Hub listing provides the krohling/bondai Docker image for the BondAI agent tool. The 258.4 MB image was last updated almost 3 years ago. Users can run the image via a Docker command that mounts a local volume and configures an OpenAI API key, and can refer to the BondAI homepage for full documentation, examples, and API specifications.
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Dosu is knowledge infrastructure for engineering teams and the coding agents they work with. It keeps documentation, specifications and agent memory current with code changes, and connects to tools such as GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Notion and Confluence. A free plan covers public repositories with 200 credits per month; the Pro plan is listed at $16/month with 4,000 credits per month.
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