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@agentproto/sandbox-box

v0.2.3

Published

@agentproto/sandbox-box — ascii.dev Box `SandboxProvider` for @agentproto/sandbox. Boots a Box cloud computer, installs an always-on systemd unit for the agentproto daemon, and exposes its MCP endpoint as a URL so any AgentSessionHost consumer (worktreeAg

Readme

@agentproto/sandbox-box

ascii.dev Box SandboxProvider for @agentproto/sandbox. Boots a Box cloud computer, installs an always-on systemd unit for the agentproto daemon, and exposes its MCP endpoint as a URL — so createSandboxAgentSessionHost can hand it straight to connectDaemonAgentSessionHost (@agentproto/worktree) and run any AgentStep inside the sandbox, unchanged.

Usage

import { createSandboxAgentSessionHost } from "@agentproto/sandbox"
import { boxSandboxProvider } from "@agentproto/sandbox-box"
import { runWorkflow } from "@agentproto/workflow-runtime"
import { worktreeAgentWorkflow } from "@agentproto/worktree"

const host = await createSandboxAgentSessionHost({
  provider: boxSandboxProvider,
  spec: { provider: "box", config: {} },
  secrets: { slugs: ["OPENROUTER_API_KEY"] },
})
try {
  await runWorkflow({ workflow: worktreeAgentWorkflow, input, agents: host })
} finally {
  await host.stop()
}

Requires BOX_API_KEY in the host process's environment.

Notes

  • Box's host <port> CLI exposes a port at https://<box-subdomain>-<port>.on.ascii.dev; re-running it for the same box+port returns the same URL, so this provider computes the hostname directly from Box.subdomain (assigned once, persists across stop/resume/fork) rather than parsing command output.
  • Box's command API (POST /boxes/{id}/commands) is synchronous-only — no background flag like e2b's. A bare &-backgrounded process would die with the command's process group, so the daemon is installed as a systemd unit (Restart=always) instead: systemctl enable --now hands it to PID 1, which survives box stop (filesystem snapshot) + box resume — cleaner than e2b, which has to re-issue its serve command after every resume.
  • systemd services don't inherit the invoking shell's environment, so secrets resolved into the sandbox env (e.g. OPENROUTER_API_KEY) are written to an EnvironmentFile (/etc/agentproto/agentproto.env, 0600) the unit references.
  • Box's own default TTL is 3600s (1 hour) auto-stop. This provider disables it by default (ttlSeconds: null, same lesson as e2b's DEFAULT_SANDBOX_TIMEOUT_MS) — set config.ttlSeconds to override.

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.