Interactive Kali + Promptfoo workflow

This simulates a fresh laptop: you first start a plain Kali container interactively, then push your SQLite DB and run the setup inside the container.

Files

• start-interactive.sh: Starts a new Kali container interactively with host port mapping.
• push-db-and-setup.sh: Copies your local SQLite DB (defaults to ~/.promptfoo/promptfoo.db) and inside-setup.sh into the running container, then runs the setup.
• inside-setup.sh: Runs inside container. Installs Node.js/npm/sqlite3, installs latest promptfoo, copies DB into /root/.promptfoo/db.sqlite, and starts promptfoo view on port 3000.

Usage

1. Start an interactive container (in a new terminal window):

NAME=kali-promptfoo-int PORT=3000 ./start-interactive.sh

This lands you in a root shell inside the container. Leave it running.

2. In another terminal on the host, push your SQLite DB and run setup inside the container:

NAME=kali-promptfoo-int PORT=3000 ./push-db-and-setup.sh

By default it will copy ~/.promptfoo/promptfoo.db. To override, pass a path:

NAME=kali-promptfoo-int PORT=3000 ./push-db-and-setup.sh /absolute/path/to/promptfoo.db

This installs dependencies and promptfoo inside the container and starts the UI.

3. Open your browser to:

http://localhost:3000

Notes:

• If you need to re-run setup, you can execute inside the container:

bash /root/incoming/inside-setup.sh --db /root/incoming/db.sqlite --port 3000 --host 0.0.0.0

• Logs are written to /root/promptfoo-view.log inside the container.