Quickstart

Create a high-quality, fully working "development environment as code" configuration for the current environment.

The setup must work for:
  - Ona development environments, which use DevContainer configurations.
  - All Git repositories mounted under the DevContainer workspace.

Required Process
  1. Read the documentation to fully understand:
    - Ona automations, secrets, environment variables, CLI, and prebuilds.
    - DevContainer fundamentals and how they integrate with Ona and VS Code.
  2. Analyze the source code and identify:
    - Documentation on dev setup or contribution guidelines.
    - Configuration files for containers, IDEs, build tools, environment variables, etc.
  3. Update all necessary files, including:
    - devcontainer.json
    - Ona automations (tasks and services)
  4. Run the Acceptance Tests and iterate until they pass.

Success Criteria
  - The DevContainer includes all tools needed to work with any file in any repo.
  - Ona automation services exist for every service required to run any app.
  - Ona automation tasks exist for all standard development workflows.
  - If an app exposes a TCP port, the DevContainer must forward it.
  - The DevContainer installs all VS Code extensions necessary to work effectively.

Allowed Sources
  - Ona documentation: https://ona.com/docs/llms.txt
  - DevContainer documentation: https://containers.dev/
  - DevContainers in VS Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/devcontainers/containers
  - DevContainer base images: https://hub.docker.com/r/microsoft/devcontainers
  - Any publicly available DevContainer features