Agent skill

perry

Create and manage isolated Docker workspaces on your tailnet with Claude Code and OpenCode pre-installed. Use when working with Perry workspaces, connecting to coding agents, or managing remote development environments.

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Install this agent skill to your Project

npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/data/perry

SKILL.md

Perry Usage

Perry runs a local agent that creates isolated Docker workspaces and advertises them on your tailnet. Each workspace has coding agents preinstalled and is reachable via CLI, web UI, or SSH.

Quick start

bash
# Install
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gricha/perry/main/install.sh | bash

# Run the agent
perry agent run

# Point your CLI at the agent (one-time)
perry config agent <hostname>

# Create a workspace (optional clone)
perry start my-proj --clone git@github.com:user/repo.git

# Shell into it
perry shell my-proj

Expected behavior:

  • perry agent run starts a local daemon.
  • perry start creates a workspace-my-proj container and registers it on your tailnet.
  • perry shell opens an interactive shell inside the workspace.

OpenCode workflow

bash
# Attach via CLI
opencode attach http://my-proj:4096

Expected behavior:

  • OpenCode is reachable at http://<workspace>:4096 from any device on the tailnet.
  • You can open the same URL in a browser.

Gotchas:

  • If :4096 is unreachable, verify tailnet connectivity and that the workspace is running.

Claude Code workflow

bash
# Run from a workspace shell
perry shell my-proj
claude

Expected behavior:

  • Claude Code runs inside the workspace shell.
  • Remote access to the workspace shell can be done via Perry web UI or a mobile terminal app.

Gotchas:

  • You do not attach to Claude Code over HTTP; use it inside the workspace shell.

SSH access

bash
ssh workspace@my-proj

Expected behavior:

  • The username is workspace and the hostname is the workspace name (e.g., my-proj).
  • The workspace inherits authorized keys from the host.
  • If your key works on the host, it should work on the workspace.

Gotchas:

  • The SSH username is workspace, not part of the hostname. Use ssh workspace@<name>, not ssh workspace-<name>.
  • If SSH fails, ensure your host keys exist and the workspace is on the tailnet.

Common commands

bash
# List workspaces
perry list

# Stop a workspace
perry stop my-proj

# Remove a workspace
perry remove my-proj

Troubleshooting

  • Workspace not reachable: confirm Tailscale is running and the workspace name resolves.
  • Port conflicts: if you changed ports, update your attach URL.
  • Slow start: workspace setup can take time; check the web UI for startup progress.

Naming conventions

  • Containers are workspace-<name>.
  • Internal resources use workspace-internal-<name>.

References

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