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@trycua/cua

v0.4.1

Published

The cua SDK for Node and the browser: sandboxes, cua-spacesd, media streaming, Spaces and the cua daemon, on a Rust core

Readme

@trycua/cua

The cua SDK for Node (and, via @trycua/cua/browser, the browser): a thin, generated binding over the Rust cua-sdk crate. Sandboxes (Fleet, local, direct), cua-spacesd (typed calls plus callJson for every cua.env.v1 RPC), media sessions with FrameSink/AudioSink callbacks, Fleet pools/claims/images, and local runtimes, embedded or through a cua daemon.

Native payloads ship as optional per-platform packages (@trycua/cua-darwin-arm64, -linux-x64-gnu, ...), assembled by libs/cua/scripts/build-npm-packages.mjs. src/native is generated by libs/cua/scripts/generate-uniffi-bindings.mjs and checked with --check.

cd libs/cua && cargo build --release -p cua-sdk
scripts/build-test-fixtures.sh
cd typescript && npm ci && npm run stage:uniffi && npm test

Sandboxes: any image, local or cloud

import { embedded, http, CloudOptions, HttpHeader, SandboxCreateOptions } from "@trycua/cua"

const sb = await embedded().sandboxes().create(SandboxCreateOptions.create({
  on: "local",                                   // or "cloud": same options
  image: "python:3.12-slim",
  command: ["python", "-m", "my_mcp", "--port", "8765"],
  env: new Map([["FOO", "bar"]]),
  services: new Map([["mcp", 8765]]),
  waitFor: [http("mcp", "/health")],             // or tcp("mcp")
  cloud: CloudOptions.create({ warm: true }),    // optional, ignored locally
}))
const svc = sb.service("mcp")
const r = await svc.request("POST", "/mcp", body, undefined,
  [HttpHeader.create({ name: "accept", value: "application/json, text/event-stream" })])
const url = await svc.url()                      // usable from this machine
const share = await sb.publicUrl("mcp", 3600, undefined)   // shareable, expires
const fwd = await sb.forward(8765)               // loopback URL: fwd.url()
const info = sb.info()  // id, phase, location, services, expiresAtUnix, providerDetails

publicUrl is a signed URL in the cloud and a loopback URL with its own token locally, served by the cua daemon (started on demand; CUA_BIN names the CLI).

Image.linux() / Image.windows() / Image.macos() return the canonical refs (ghcr.io/trycua/linux:24.04, ...). MCP servers in a sandbox use the official SDK (npm install @modelcontextprotocol/client), no cua-spacesd:

import { connectMcp, registrySecret, sidecar } from "@trycua/cua"

const client = await connectMcp(await sb.mcpConfig("mcp", undefined))
const result = await client.callTool({ name: "add", arguments: { a: 2, b: 3 } })

// Sidecars share the sandbox's network namespace; a private image takes credentials.
SandboxCreateOptions.create({
  on: "local",
  image: "ghcr.io/acme/app:1",
  registrySecret: registrySecret.fromEnv(),
  sidecars: [sidecar("redis:7-alpine", { ports: [6379] })],
  services: new Map([["db", 6379]]),
  runtime: "runc",                               // local sidecars need runc
})

The sandbox reaches a sidecar at its name (redis:6379 here) and a sidecar reaches the sandbox at main, locally and in the cloud (gVisor and KubeVirt). Cloud env and registry secrets work too; cloud image layers (a remote build) are not available yet and fail with a clear error. Docs: Sandboxes.

Spaces (@trycua/cua/spaces)

The Rust cua-spaces runtime (embedded, or in cua daemon), typed:

import { embedded } from "@trycua/cua"
import { approve, startThread, SpaceSendFileOptions } from "@trycua/cua/spaces"

const spaces = embedded().spaces()                      // or connect().spaces()
const info = await spaces.add("http://10.0.0.5:3211", token, "dev")
const space = await spaces.space(info.id)
await space.bash("uname -a", undefined)
await space.sendFile("./report.pdf", SpaceSendFileOptions.create({}))
await space.teleport("firefox", undefined, approve((m) => ask(m)))   // consent callback
const bot = await startThread(spaces, {
  agent: "claude-code", prompt: "summarise the open PRs",
  placement: { type: "shared", space, acknowledgeNoIsolation: true },
})

Spaces (create / add / list / resolve / delete_ / remove / space / callToolJson), Space (bash, write, upload, download, sendFile, listTools, callTool, windows, openStream, streamSession, joinPresence, teleportManifest, teleport, start/stop/hotspotStatus, agent*), plus Thread, SpacesError (toSpacesError maps CuaError) and the transcript adapter. @trycua/cua/spaces/host drives the desktop app's control server (PiP, viewer). @trycua/cua/spaces/pip is picture-in-picture of the desktop or one window in a browser or webview: PictureInPicture (Document Picture-in-Picture, falling back to video PiP) and, for a shell's own always-on-top window, pipWindowLabel and encodePipRoute / parsePipRoute. @trycua/cua/teleport has the one drop zone, <cua-drop-zone> ("Drop a file or window", Send file…, Teleport an app…). Three more need no native library: @trycua/cua/spaces/presence (PresenceRoster, the other participants' cursors as data, and waitForPresence), @trycua/cua/spaces/routines (RoutineStore: a Bot's recurring prompts, their clock and a RoutineRunner) and @trycua/cua/spaces/groups (GroupChatStore: two to six Bots in one thread over a GroupMessenger). The saved routine list is the same JSON the Rust (cua_spaces::routines) and Swift SDKs write.

Webviews and browsers cannot load the native binding; they use @trycua/cua/spaces/transport: McpSession over McpHttpTransport (the daemon's loopback /mcp, bearer = its loopback token) or TauriTransport (invoke). Same Spaces contract tools either way.

Tests: node --test test/spaces-unit.test.mjs test/pip.test.mjs test/routines.test.mjs (no native library needed) and node --test test/spaces.test.mjs (needs cua-test-fixtures and, for the daemon case, the cua CLI in ../target/debug).