Copy-paste starting points.
Real meriadoc.yaml files for common jobs — pipelines, onboarding, environment
switching, and safe task sets for AI agents. Every example on this page validates against
the real CLI.
Agent Review Workspace (Docker)
One file, one command: meriadoc generates the Dockerfile, builds the sandbox, and launches the agent inside it — not three artifacts you stitch together by hand.
Replaces: a Dockerfile + a run script + a spec file you keep in sync by hand
Agent Review Workspace (Native Sandbox, Linux)
No container runtime, no separate script to manage — meriadoc generates the bubblewrap sandbox profile and launches the agent inside it in one task.
Replaces: a wrapper script + a sandbox profile file + a spec file you keep in sync by hand
AWS Account Switching
Drop into a shell pre-authenticated against dev, UAT, or prod — no more juggling AWS_PROFILE by hand.
Replaces: a pile of shell aliases for exporting AWS_PROFILE
CI Pipeline
Lint, test, and build on every push — a drop-in replacement for a Jenkinsfile or a basic GitHub Actions workflow.
Replaces: Jenkins
Docker Build & Push
Build a Docker image and push it to a registry, gated by a precondition check for AWS credentials.
Replaces: a hand-rolled release.sh script
Kubernetes Context Switching
Switch kubectl context and namespace in one command, with a hard confirmation gate before touching prod.
Replaces: manually running kubectl config use-context every time
New Hire Setup
Install a team's standard toolchain and configure Git in one command — no tribal knowledge, no 'ask Alice how to set this up.'
Replaces: an onboarding doc with 20 manual install steps
Safe Status Check
The smallest possible agent-callable task: read-only, low risk, zero required config.
Replaces: giving an agent shell access just to check git status
Send a Notification
A minimal-config utility an agent can call to post a message — the 'give an agent a mail tool' pattern.
Replaces: writing a one-off webhook script for the agent to shell out to
Toolchain Installers
Individually runnable install tasks for common dev tools — bootstrap only what you need, skip the rest.
Replaces: a wiki page of 'brew install X' one-liners