/dockbuild Command

Run sudo docker compose up -d --build with full output piped to both stderr and stdout, then report every issue, warning, error, or notice from the build process.

Use maximum thinking budget for this prompt.

Note: Docker commands MAY require sudo if you are not in the docker group.

Rules

1. Report everything - Surface ALL issues, warnings, errors, deprecation notices, update notices, and informational messages regardless of severity -- even cosmetic, expected, or harmless ones
2. Full output capture - Pipe build output through tee /dev/stderr so nothing is lost
3. Read-only on spec system - Never modify state.json, session specs, or task checklists
4. Sudo required - Prefix docker commands with sudo

Steps

1. Run Docker Compose build

Execute:

sudo docker compose up -d --build 2>&1 | tee /dev/stderr

Capture the complete output.

2. Verify container status

Run sudo docker compose ps to confirm all containers are running.

3. Report results

Present:

• The full build output
• Final container status (name, state, ports)
• Every warning, error, deprecation notice, update notice, or informational message found in the output -- no matter the severity level

Output

The user sees the full build output followed by a summary of container status and a categorized list of every issue found (errors, warnings, deprecations, notices, etc.).