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The file has been verified through the earlier read_file calls. Here is the final report.


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What was changed

File modified: README.md

The existing "Quick Start" section (lines 9–32) was restructured into three clearly-labeled subsections while preserving all original setup steps:

  1. Prerequisites — Added a short list noting Docker/Docker Compose and a Unix-like shell are required.

  2. 1. Generate a secret key — Preserved the original cp .env.example .env, python3 -c "import secrets...", and chmod 600 .env commands. Added a callout box noting the optional ISOMER_BOOTSTRAP_PASSWORD env var (previously inline comments).

  3. 2. Run with docker-compose — Preserved the docker compose up -d --build command and the docker logs isomer bootstrap password retrieval. Added a sentence referencing docker-compose.yml and explaining what it does (defines the isomer service, binds to 127.0.0.1:27001, mounts a named volume).

  4. 3. Access the dashboard — New subsection explaining how to reach the app at http://127.0.0.1:27001/. References app.py and the app.run(host="0.0.0.0", port=27001) call at the bottom of the file (line 1138). Includes login instructions and a note about loopback-only binding with a link to the nginx config for remote access.

What was preserved

  • All original ISOMER_SECRET / .env setup steps remain intact.
  • The ISOMER_BOOTSTRAP_PASSWORD optional instruction was moved from inline comments into a visible callout block.
  • The docker logs isomer 2>&1 | grep -A1 "bootstrap admin" command is unchanged.
  • All other sections (Features, Architecture, Theming, Ports & Routing, Production deployment, Users, Configuration, Security notes, Data Persistence, Control Data) are untouched.

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This is a documentation-only change; no code was modified and no test suite exists for README content.

Run details

  • run_id: 053c588bdd74
  • task_type: document
  • mode: mono
  • base_sha: 33da2bc14869

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The file has been verified through the earlier `read_file` calls. Here is the final report.

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## Final Report

### What was changed

**File modified:** `README.md`

The existing "Quick Start" section (lines 9–32) was restructured into three clearly-labeled subsections while preserving all original setup steps:

1. **Prerequisites** — Added a short list noting Docker/Docker Compose and a Unix-like shell are required.

2. **1. Generate a secret key** — Preserved the original `cp .env.example .env`, `python3 -c "import secrets..."`, and `chmod 600 .env` commands. Added a callout box noting the optional `ISOMER_BOOTSTRAP_PASSWORD` env var (previously inline comments).

3. **2. Run with docker-compose** — Preserved the `docker compose up -d --build` command and the `docker logs isomer` bootstrap password retrieval. Added a sentence referencing [`docker-compose.yml`](docker-compose.yml) and explaining what it does (defines the `isomer` service, binds to `127.0.0.1:27001`, mounts a named volume).

4. **3. Access the dashboard** — New subsection explaining how to reach the app at `http://127.0.0.1:27001/`. References [`app.py`](app.py) and the `app.run(host="0.0.0.0", port=27001)` call

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