Add Docker Container Support

[zapgroupdev]

Similar to Autogen's DockerCommandLIneCodeExecutor to replace local code runs

[manthanguptaa]

Hey @zapgroupdev, I am trying to understand your requirements more here. Do you mean you want the ability to run the cookbook examples in docker containers?

[zapgroupdev]

Autogen has this method called DockefCommandLineExecutor that works with a programming agent to run code developed in a docker container to avoid local runs and mitigate risk of malicious code. Current impediment of Phidata’s Python tooling and agent is local runs. I’d like the ability to run the code in a docker container so I can deploy my current program. Does that help clarify?

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[zapgroupdev]

So for example I'd have PythonAgent output code developed and in a conversation pass it to DockerExecutor which builds a container based on an app image to run the code and return the output. Even adding it as a tool to the PythonAgent would be nice.

[manthanguptaa]

@zapgroupdev so a docker tool support should be good I guess?