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@openharness/provider-vfs

v0.1.0

Published

Virtual filesystem provider for @openharness/core — sandboxed, in-memory, or SQLite-backed file access for AI agents

Downloads

102

Readme

@openharness/provider-vfs

Virtual filesystem provider for @openharness/core. Gives your agents sandboxed, in-memory, or persistent file access instead of hitting the real filesystem.

Built on @platformatic/vfs (a userland shim for the upcoming node:vfs). When Node.js ships native VFS support, the provider will use it automatically — no code changes needed.

Install

npm install @openharness/provider-vfs @platformatic/vfs

Requires Node.js >= 22.

Usage

import { createFsTools } from "@openharness/core";
import { VfsFsProvider } from "@openharness/provider-vfs";

// In-memory VFS (default) — fully ephemeral, no disk access
const fsTools = createFsTools(new VfsFsProvider());

Backends

import { MemoryProvider, SqliteProvider, RealFSProvider } from "@platformatic/vfs";

// SQLite-backed — persistent across restarts
const fsTools = createFsTools(new VfsFsProvider({
  provider: new SqliteProvider("/path/to/db.sqlite"),
}));

// Sandboxed real FS — real files, but the agent can't escape the root
const fsTools = createFsTools(new VfsFsProvider({
  provider: new RealFSProvider("/safe/workspace"),
}));

Pre-configured VFS

If you need full control (overlay mode, custom mount point, etc.), create the VFS yourself:

import { create, MemoryProvider } from "@platformatic/vfs";

const vfs = create(new MemoryProvider(), { overlay: true, virtualCwd: true });
vfs.mount("/workspace");

const fsTools = createFsTools(new VfsFsProvider({ vfs }));

Options

| Option | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | vfs | — | Pre-created VirtualFileSystem instance. Skips auto-creation. | | provider | MemoryProvider | VFS backend (MemoryProvider, SqliteProvider, RealFSProvider). | | vfsOptions | { moduleHooks: false, virtualCwd: true } | Options passed to create(). | | mountPoint | "/workspace" | VFS mount point. | | maxFileSize | 10 MB | Reject reads for files larger than this. |

License

ISC