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@hotcell/mastra

v0.1.22

Published

Mastra Workspace sandbox provider backed by self-hosted hotcell

Readme

@sbx/mastra

A Mastra Workspace sandbox provider backed by self-hosted sbx. Drop it in where you'd use Mastra's E2BSandbox / ModalSandbox to run a Mastra agent's commands inside an sbx sandbox on your own hardware — with the LLM egress gateway, per-agent cost/observability, resource caps, and a git repo cloned in.

npm install @sbx/mastra @mastra/core
import { Agent, Workspace } from "@mastra/core";
import { SbxSandbox } from "@sbx/mastra";

const agent = new Agent({
  name: "coder",
  instructions: "You are a coding agent. Use the workspace to edit and test code.",
  model: "openai/gpt-5",
  workspace: new Workspace({
    sandbox: new SbxSandbox({
      repo: "https://github.com/me/app",   // cloned into /workspace at create
      egress: true,                         // LLM reachable without keys in the sandbox
      memoryMb: 2048,                        // hard resource caps
    }),
  }),
});

await agent.generate("Add a /health route and run the tests.");

Why

SbxSandbox implements Mastra's WorkspaceSandbox interface (start/stop/destroy/getInfo, executeCommand, getInstructions), mapping each onto the @sbx/sdk primitives. Your Mastra agent runs on infrastructure you control instead of a managed cloud.

  • @mastra/core is a peer dependency and is imported types-only — this package has no runtime dependency on @mastra/core.

Options

new SbxSandbox({
  endpoint,    // sbx daemon (default SBX_ENDPOINT / http://127.0.0.1:4750)
  apiKey,      // for an auth-enabled daemon (default SBX_API_KEY)
  image,       // sandbox image (use one with git/node, e.g. sbx/base:latest)
  egress,      // wire the LLM egress gateway
  repo, repoRef, setup,           // clone a repo / run provisioning at create
  memoryMb, cpus, pidsLimit,      // hard resource caps
  sandboxId,   // attach to an existing sandbox instead of creating one
})

Security note: @mastra/* had an npm supply-chain incident on 2026-06-17 (since remediated). Install a @mastra/core version published after the remediation and verify your lockfile has no easy-day-js dependency.

License

Apache-2.0