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Deploy your own local AI assistant by simply talking to Claude Code. No commands to memorize. No config files to edit. Just ask.

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The Concept

Claude Code isn't just a coding assistant—it's your personal DevOps engineer.

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One Dependency

All you need is Claude Code. The agent handles Docker, downloads, configuration—everything.

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Conversational

No commands to memorize. Just say what you want: "Install", "Start", "Status", "Help".

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Full Lifecycle

Install, configure, run, monitor, troubleshoot, update—the agent handles the entire lifecycle.

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Get Started

Three simple steps. Five minutes. Zero complexity.

1
Download the Agent
One command to install the Claude Code operator

Open your terminal and run this command to download the Claude Code agent:

Terminal 
mkdir -p ~/.claude/agents && curl -o ~/.claude/agents/copilot-agent-365-operator.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kody-w/copilot-agent-365-docker/main/.claude/agents/copilot-agent-365-operator.md
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That's it! The agent is now installed and ready to use. You only need to do this once.
2
Open Claude Code
Launch Claude Code in your terminal

Open a new terminal window and start Claude Code:

Terminal 
claude
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3
Say the Magic Words
Tell Claude Code what you want
Just say this
Install Copilot Agent 365

Claude Code will take it from here. Watch the magic happen:

Claude Code
copilot-agent-365-operator
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You
Install Copilot Agent 365
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Claude
I'll help you install Copilot Agent 365. Let me first check your system requirements...

✅ Docker is installed and running
✅ 16 GB RAM available
✅ 45 GB disk space available

Perfect! All prerequisites met. Starting installation...
Installation Progress
📥 Cloning repository...
Cloning into 'copilot-agent-365-docker'...
✅ Repository cloned
🐳 Pulling Docker images...
Pulling kodywf/copilot-agent-365:latest...
Pulling ollama/ollama:latest...
✅ Images pulled
🚀 Starting services...
Creating container ollama...
Creating container agent_function...
📦 Downloading Llama 3.1 model (4.7GB)...
████████████████████████████████ 100%
✅ Model ready!

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✅ COPILOT AGENT 365 IS READY!
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🌐 Web UI: http://localhost:7071
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That's it! Claude Code opens your browser automatically. Start chatting with your local AI at localhost:7071
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What Can You Say?

After installation, you can manage everything through conversation.

"Start"
Starts all services
"Stop"
Stops all services
"Status"
Shows health & resources
"Logs"
View recent activity
"Update"
Pull latest version
"Change model to X"
Switch AI models
"Use GPU"
Enable NVIDIA acceleration
"Reset"
Fresh start
"Diagnose"
Full troubleshooting
"Open"
Launch web UI
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Pro tip: You don't need exact phrasing. Claude Code understands natural language. "Is it running?", "Check if the agent is okay", "What's the status?" all work!
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Something Wrong?

Just tell Claude Code. It knows how to fix things.

Claude Code
Troubleshooting Mode
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You
It's not working
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Claude
I'll run a full diagnostic. Give me a moment...

🔍 Diagnostic Results:
✅ Docker running
✅ Containers healthy
✅ Ollama responding
❌ Port 7071 conflict detected

Found the issue! Another process is using port 7071. I'll fix it...

✅ Killed conflicting process
✅ Restarted services
✅ Web UI now accessible at http://localhost:7071
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"It's slow"

Claude will suggest switching to a smaller model or enabling GPU mode.

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"It crashed"

Claude checks logs, identifies the issue, and restarts services.

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"Start fresh"

Claude performs a full reset and reinstalls everything.

Ready to Get Started?

Your local AI assistant is one conversation away.

Run this once 
mkdir -p ~/.claude/agents && curl -o ~/.claude/agents/copilot-agent-365-operator.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kody-w/copilot-agent-365-docker/main/.claude/agents/copilot-agent-365-operator.md

Then open Claude Code and say: "Install Copilot Agent 365"

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