inspect-image

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Description

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Parameters

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Generated Instructions

{
  "image": "tag:python:3.11-slim"
}

Inspect the container image `tag:python:3.11-slim`:

1. Use `run` with the image to explore:
   - `ls -la /` - List root directory contents
   - `cat /etc/os-release` - Check OS version
   - `which python pip node` - Find installed tools
   - `pip list` or `dpkg -l` - List installed packages
2. Report findings:
   - Operating system and version
   - Available languages/runtimes
   - Key installed packages
   - Notable files or directories
3. Use `disposable=true` (default) since we're just exploring

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Example Usage

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Explore Python Image

{
  "prompt": "inspect-image",
  "args": {
    "image": "tag:python:3.11-slim"
  }
}

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Explore Custom Image

{
  "prompt": "inspect-image",
  "args": {
    "image": "abc123-def456-uuid"
  }
}

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Explore Alpine

{
  "prompt": "inspect-image",
  "args": {
    "image": "tag:alpine:latest"
  }
}

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Implementation Notes

1. Use list_files first (free, no VM):
   {"image": "<image>", "path": "/"}
   {"image": "<image>", "path": "/etc"}
   {"image": "<image>", "path": "/usr/local/bin"}
   
2. Use read_file for config files (free, no VM):
   {"image": "<image>", "path": "/etc/os-release"}
   
3. Use run for dynamic queries (spawns VM):
   {"command": "pip list", "image": "<image>"}
   {"command": "which python pip node", "image": "<image>"}
   
4. Report findings in a structured format:
   • OS: Debian 12 / Alpine 3.18 / etc.
   • Languages: Python 3.11, Node.js 20, etc.
   • Key packages: numpy, flask, etc.
   • Notable directories: /app, /data, etc.

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See Also

• list_files - List directory contents (free)
• read_file - Read file contents (free)
• debug-failure - Debug after inspection