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docs(self-hosting): run the setup doctor from the Docker image - #155
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Mogplex PR ReviewStatus: No material issues found The docs changes accurately document running the setup doctor inside the Docker image and clarify the health endpoint behavior. The updates are clear, consistent, and match the stated intent.
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Documents Mogplex/mogplex#655:
docker compose exec app node scripts/doctor.cjs [--live]. No checkout needed./api/healthcounts an OpenAI-compatible endpoint that lists models as configured models.Merge order: after Mogplex/mogplex#655 merges and ships in a release image. Until then,
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