Agree, I feel as though it should, itself, be a container, that manages a docker-compose file, then manages the apps using appropriate docker-compose commands.

Agree, I feel as though it should, itself, be a container, that manages a docker-compose file, then manages the apps using appropriate docker-compose commands. All tested against podman as well. Then the tool could be used readily on the many docker appliances (Synology, Qnap, etc.).