Developer Tools & DevOps
Connect Docker Hub to Your AI Agents
Enable your Wkil agents to check container image status through a secure Docker Hub integration.
Authentication: API key
What you can do
- Look up published container images
- Manage access tokens and organization members
- React to new image pushes
Available capabilities may vary by authentication and workspace configuration.
Actions supported by the connector
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List Repository Tags
Retrieve available image tags for a repository.
Get Image Details
Look up metadata for a specific image tag.
Create Personal Access Token
Generate a scoped access token for API automation.
Create an Authentication Token
Obtain a session token for authenticated API calls.
Get Organization Settings
Retrieve configuration details for an organization account.
List Groups
Retrieve the member groups configured for an organization.
Add Member to Group
Add a user to an organization group.
List Organization Invites
Retrieve pending invitations to an organization.
Triggers
Repository Tag Pushed
Fires when a new image tag is pushed to a repository.
Organization Member Invited
Fires when a new invitation is sent to join an organization.
Plan Upgraded
Fires when an account's subscription plan is upgraded.
Practical agent use cases
- An agent checks whether a new image tag has been published before triggering a deploy.
- An agent starts a deployment pipeline as soon as a new image tag is pushed.
- An agent notifies an admin channel when a new member is invited to the organization.
How it works with Wkil
- 1Choose the integrationAdd Docker Hub to your agent from inside the Wkil platform.
- 2Grant the permissions it needsDefine precisely what the agent can access and perform.
- 3Test, then run itTest actions before they go live, with human approval where needed.
Permissions always stay in your control — you can scope access and require human approval before any sensitive action.
