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@vivarium-run/cli

v0.2.12

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CLI for managing Vivarium sandboxes

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Keywords

vivariumsandboxmicrosandboxaiagent

Readme

@vivarium/cli

CLI for managing Vivarium sandboxes. Uses microsandbox to run the agent in a lightweight microVM with hardware-level isolation.

Install

npm install -g @vivarium/cli

Requires Node.js 22+ and macOS (Apple Silicon) or Linux with KVM.

Quick start

viv start --name my-app --token <HUB_TOKEN>

This pulls the vivarium OCI image, boots a microVM, and starts the agent. The agent connects to the hub and is ready to receive messages.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | viv start | Create and start a new vivarium, or resume a stopped one | | viv stop [name] | Stop a running vivarium | | viv list | List all vivariums with status | | viv logs [name] | Stream sandbox output (-f to follow) | | viv shell [name] | Open an interactive shell in the sandbox | | viv status [name] | Show status, CPU, and memory usage | | viv upgrade [name] | Pull latest image and recreate (preserves data) | | viv remove [name] | Stop, delete sandbox, volume, and system service |

When only one vivarium exists, the name argument is optional.

Start options

--name <name>       Vivarium name
--token <token>     Hub authentication token
--hub-url <url>     Hub WebSocket URL (default: wss://app.vivarium.run/ws)
--api-key <key>     Anthropic API key (or set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY)
--port <port>       Host port (default: auto-assign from 3000-3099)
--image <image>     OCI image (default: ghcr.io/assaf-benjosef/vivarium:latest)
--cpus <n>          CPU cores (default: 2)
--memory <mib>      Memory in MiB (default: 2048)
--no-service        Don't install system service for auto-restart

How it works

Each vivarium runs inside a microsandbox microVM — a real VM with its own Linux kernel, booted from an OCI image in under a second. The agent process runs inside the VM with full access to /workspace (a persistent named volume).

On macOS, viv start also installs a LaunchAgent so the sandbox auto-restarts on reboot. On Linux, it creates a systemd user service.

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License

MIT