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Everyday work in the MAIT image

See which tools you have, choose an agent tool, and keep your data when the workspace is rebuilt or updated.

Installed programs connect to your accounts and services once you set them up.

Rebuilding keeps what you store in your project, volumes and mounts.

Everyday use
Project settings

See which tools you have

Check which common tools are on your path, without starting anything:

sh
$ for tool in git gh docker kubectl; do command -v "$tool" || echo "missing: $tool"; done
$ docker --version

docker --version checks the client. A project can add or remove tools, so check in the workspace you use.

Choose an agent tool

Each agent tool needs your agent's client configured for it.

TaskTool
Run and share terminalsMCP Console
Work with a repositoryMCP Git
Automate a browserMCP Playwright
Use a remote desktopMCP VNC, MCP RDP
Start a managed Linux desktopMCP XSession
Observe and control Android devices (experimental)MCP Scrcpy
Manage virtual machinesMCP Libvirt
Operate containers, images and networksMCP Docker
Inspect Kubernetes workloadsMCP Kubectl
Manage chart-based Kubernetes releasesMCP Helm
Install and select developer toolsMCP AIDC
Operate local AIDE clusters and routesMCP AIDE
Reach several tools through one entryMCP Registry
Keep each agent's tool connection through interruptionsMCP Stub
Read AIOM framework guidance and skillsMCP AIOM
Task
Run and share terminals
Task
Work with a repository
Task
Automate a browser
Task
Use a remote desktop
Task
Start a managed Linux desktop
Task
Observe and control Android devices (experimental)
Task
Manage virtual machines
Task
Operate containers, images and networks
Task
Inspect Kubernetes workloads
Task
Manage chart-based Kubernetes releases
Task
Install and select developer tools
Task
Operate local AIDE clusters and routes
Task
Reach several tools through one entry
Task
Keep each agent's tool connection through interruptions
Task
Read AIOM framework guidance and skills

Keep your data when the workspace is rebuilt

Rebuilding a workspace applies new settings or a new image. Keep your data where it persists:

  1. Know where your project, your home directory and any service data live.
  2. Keep the volumes you want to reuse; AIDC Launch can delete a workspace and keep its volumes.
  3. Rebuild from the project definition, not by repairing a failed container by hand.
  4. Check your files and your main task afterwards.

A new image changes installed software; application data in volumes stays where it is.

Move to a new release

  1. Note the image and option versions your project uses now.
  2. Update both to the new release together in the project definition.
  3. Rebuild the workspace.
  4. Check the image version, your account, your project files and each tool your work needs.

To return to the previous release, set the versions you noted and rebuild; the files and databases you keep stay as they are.

What you getA workspace you can rebuild or move to a new release without losing your work.