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@htooayelwinict/appv23

v2.3.10

Published

npx-friendly Docker launcher for the appv23 coding-agent sandbox.

Readme

appv23

Thin npm launcher for the appv23 Docker sandbox.

Usage

Run with npx:

npx @htooayelwinict/appv23 --cwd .

Or install globally:

npm install -g @htooayelwinict/appv23
appv23 --cwd .

The launcher pulls and runs:

ghcr.io/htooayelwinict/appv23:production

It mounts only the selected --cwd as /workspace, stores sandbox state in ~/.appv23/sandbox-home, copies host ~/.agents/AGENTS.md into the sandbox agent context, and copies host ~/.agents/skills into the sandbox.

On startup, the package restores compact default agent files only when they are missing:

  • ~/.agents/AGENTS.md
  • ~/.agents/skills/web-search/SKILL.md
  • bundled package skills such as subagent-delegation

Existing user files are never overwritten.

Options

appv23 --cwd /path/to/workspace
appv23 --cwd . --dry-run
appv23 --cwd . --no-pull
appv23 --cwd . --image ghcr.io/htooayelwinict/appv23:production

The host .env file is not mounted or passed automatically. Use /login inside the TUI for API keys.