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What ever they are, you would need to add a landing gear / docking pad (if using HV) to the container and then be able to "pilot" the container to get it to dock on your tug vessel.
There are some containers available in the workshop, you will note that they have small thrusters dotted around the sides and a landing pad on the top to dock to a larger vessel
Closest you could come is putting a cockpit on the container SV, running the carrier vessel up against its docking pad, and sitting in the cockpit to dock it. To undock it, you'd have to add a second docking pad, run a different cargo vessel/stevedore along that new pad, remove the old pad, and then sit in the cockpit again to update the docking. You would have to do this fore each SV.
Meanwhile, a full cargo array on a CV holds ten times as much volume and can be loaded/unloaded instantly over wireless. Compared to that, you may as well have a gang of dudes hauling backpacks full of cargo down a boarding ramp as use shipping containers.