If you want to learn to develop web applications, try to understand everything you do. Don’t let the entire thing be generated by AI. Do small changes and commit those one at a time. Understand the programming language, your application’s architecture, internet security, and so forth. Not understanding and then releasing it publicly and later asking for advice on how to improve it, isn’t the way. You’re still the maintainer of the project now, and will have to understand and approve any PR’s people may send your way.

I mean, it can be addictive to just let AI throw everything together in a week without learning anything consequentual. But I wouldn’t throw it on my server with root access to Docker. What’s your real interest here? Learning or telling AI to make stuff for you?

Yikes. That doesn’t give me confidence for something that needs root access to the Docker UNIX socket. Was this vibe coded? Do you understand the code and architecture of the application? You wrote you only started a few months ago. I don’t mean to be hard on you, but this kind of application has no business being insecure.

Right, this is just a proxy, isn’t it?

I think most people on the internet don’t even know what a browser extension is. Most people are not very interested in customizing or tweaking their computer beyond “push this button, stuff I want comes out.”