Use cases
DevDock is useful when a local product spans repeated commands, several folders or stacks, databases, containers, and pre-release checks that should stay connected.
Treat a Laravel API, React frontend, and mobile client as one project without forcing them into one repository.
Add a project: Register a local project folder and give it a clear place in the sidebar.
Read the complete use-case guideSee service health, published ports, resource snapshots, and host-versus-container commands without memorizing Compose syntax.
Review the workspace: See its folders, health, saved commands, and recent activity from one overview.
Read the complete use-case guidePin the daily workflow for each project and reopen the same environment, inputs, and recent output after a restart.
Run a command: Start a saved workflow and follow its output from the project view.
Read the complete use-case guideGive a new contributor a reviewed set of local tasks and health checks without asking them to assemble a private command notebook.
Return from Today: Open recent work or a pinned daily workflow without hunting for the project again.
Read the complete use-case guideInspect application schemas, find a bounded set of records, review migration state, and create or restore native database backups from the project workspace.
Add a project: Register a local project folder and give it a clear place in the sidebar.
Read the complete use-case guideReview local secret exposure, tracked credential files, unsafe filesystem conditions, lockfile coverage, and ecosystem dependency advisories before shipping.
Review the workspace: See its folders, health, saved commands, and recent activity from one overview.
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