Workstations, devcontainers and operations

These guides are for the operator: installing the engine on a workstation, building devcontainers, moving work between machines, and supplying the operational configuration the engine acts on.

Read Workstation install and status first.

• Workstation install and status: praetorctl workstation install and status on every operating system.
• Portable DevContainer bootstrap: building a devcontainer from an explicitly selected Praetor source snapshot.
• Local repository observations: the workstation harvester's private report of local Git repositories.
• Workstation sync with devsync: moving project folders between workstations through rclone and Google Drive.
• Operational configuration: which settings belong to the engine and which the operator supplies.
• Operational fork synchronization: the init, plan and prepare stages of praetorctl operational sync.
• Admission for heavy local steps: praetorctl admit, which holds a heavy step until the host has memory, swap and load headroom and runs it in its own systemd scope.