rcarmo/agentbox

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# Agentbox - Coding Agent Sandbox ![Logo](docs/icon-256.png) There's no perfect way to sandbox agents (yet), but containers are a practical start. Agentbox is a Docker-based coding agent sandbox, originally inspired by [Batrachian Toad](https://github.com/batrachianai/toad), and now generalized to more tools. It provides an isolated environment that works well with [`webterm`](https://github.com/rcarmo/webterm) for running multiple agent sessions. ## Features The default container provides: - **Development environment**: Debian Stable with common development tools - **Preinstalled coding agents**: [Copilot CLI](https://github.com/github/copilot-cli), [Codex](https://github.com/openai/codex), [Pi](https://github.com/nicholasgasior/pi-coding-agent) - **Preinstalled CLI tools**: [gh](https://cli.github.com/), Nushell, `lazygit`, `killall` - **Package managers**: Homebrew and APT, plus `uv` and Bun; container builds install the latest available packages without exact version pins - **Optional agent tooling**: install `toad`, `opencode`, `gemini`, and `vibe` via `make -C ~ ...` - **Service control**: toggle Docker/SSH/RDP with `ENABLE_DOCKER`, `ENABLE_SSH`, and `ENABLE_RDP` - **Docker-in-Docker**: available when containers run in privileged mode - **Remote access**: SSH (`ENABLE_SSH=true`) and mosh support - **Workspace bootstrap**: built-in workspace skeleton and agent skills under `/home/agent/workspace-skel` ## Roadmap - [x] CPU and memory limits (basic Docker resource constraints) - [ ] Network isolation options - [ ] Other sandboxing techniques (gVisor, Kata Containers, etc.) ## Service Configuration Agentbox uses environment variables to control which services start at container launch: - `ENABLE_DOCKER=true` - Start Docker daemon (for Docker-in-Docker support) - `ENABLE_SSH=true` - Start SSH server (port 22) - `ENABLE_RDP=true` - Start RDP server (port 3389) - `AGENTBOX_ENVIRONMENT=cli|gui` - Image-provided environment marker (`cli` for headless/CLI, `gui` for desktop images) **Default behavior:** All services are disabled unless explicitly enabled. ### Examples: ```bash # Default - all services disabled docker run -d agentbox # Enable only Docker daemon docker run -d -e ENABLE_DOCKER=true agentbox # Enable Docker and SSH for development docker run -d -e ENABLE_DOCKER=true -e ENABLE_SSH=true -p 22:22 agentbox # Full desktop experience with all services (GUI image) docker run -d -e ENABLE_DOCKER=true -e ENABLE_SSH=true -e ENABLE_RDP=true -p 22:22 -p 3389:3389 agentbox:gui ``` ## Quick Start ### Optional Tool Installs Inside the container, the `agent` user ships with a `~/Makefile` that can install additional tooling. **Coding agents/CLIs you can install via `make -C ~ …`:** - `toad` — installs **Batrachian Toad** (via `uv tool`) - `opencode` — installs **OpenCode** (via Bun) - `gemini` — installs **Gemini CLI** (via Homebrew) - `vibe` — installs **mistral-vibe** (via `uv tool`) **Convenience targets:** - `tools` — installs `node`, `go`, `gemini`, `vibe` - `node`, `go` — install language toolchains (prereqs for some agents) ### Workspace skeleton Agentbox ships a built-in project skeleton at `/home/agent/workspace-skel`. To copy it into your current `/workspace` **without overwriting existing files**: ```bash make init-workspace ``` See [docs/workspace-skeleton.md](docs/workspace-skeleton.md) for details. ### GUI Image The GUI build is published as the `:gui` tag (also `<release>-gui`) and includes XFCE, XRDP, and VS Code. ### Docker Compose Recommended workflow: ```bash make up make enter-toad # or: make enter-copilot make down ``` If you need service overrides, create `docker-compose.override.yml`: ```yaml services: toad: environment: ENABLE_DOCKER: "true" ENABLE_SSH: "true" copilot: environment: ENABLE_DOCKER: "true" ENABLE_SSH: "true" ``` Then run: ```bash docker compose up -d ``` ### Using Docker Directly ```bash # Build the headless image docker build -t agentbox . # Build the GUI image docker build -t agentbox:gui --target gui . # Run the container with selected services (GUI image) docker run -d \ --name agentbox \ --privileged \ -e ENABLE_DOCKER=true \ -e ENABLE_SSH=true \ -e ENABLE_RDP=true \ -p 22:22 \ -p 3389:3389 \ -v $(pwd):/workspace \ agentbox:gui ``` ### Using Batrachian Toad Once connected to the container: 1. Install Toad (if needed): ```bash make -C ~ toad ``` 2. Start Toad: ```bash toad ``` 3. Or start with a specific project directory: ```bash toad /workspace ``` 4. Or launch directly with an agent: ```bash toad -a open-hands ``` ## Security Notes - **Service Control:** By default, all services (Docker, SSH, RDP) are disabled. Explicitly enable only what you need using environment variables. - Default passwords are weak - change them for production use - The container needs to run in privileged mode for Docker-in-Docker to be available to your agents (it's better than nothing) - Consider using SSH keys instead of password authentication - For production use, consider disabling unnecessary services and changing default credentials ## Credits This project is loosely based on my ancient [rcarmo/docker-templates/desktop-chrome](https://github.com/rcarmo/docker-templates/tree/master/desktop-chrome) with an updated userland. ## License MIT

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