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Run project commands (build, test, lint) in a cloud sandbox with common runtimes and on-demand toolchains.
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| name | sandbox |
| description | Run project commands (build, test, lint) in a cloud sandbox with common runtimes and on-demand toolchains. |
Use sandbox to run project commands: builds, tests, lints, and anything that needs runtimes not available locally (Java, Python, etc.). The sandbox auto-creates on first use, syncs your worktree, and stops automatically when idle.
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Supported forms:
sandbox <command> [args...]sandbox bash -c '<command>'sandbox bash -lc '<command>'sandbox sh -c '<command>'sandbox sh -lc '<command>'Examples:
sandbox mvn test -pl module-auth
sandbox ./gradlew build
sandbox bash -c 'make build && make test'
sandbox npm test
For a single command, write it naturally: sandbox mvn test -pl module-auth.
For shell chaining, pipelines, or redirects, wrap the command explicitly:
sandbox bash -c 'make build && make test'
sandbox bash -c 'npm run build && npm test'
cd /workspace/worktrees/myrepo/feat/auth
sandbox mvn test -pl module-auth # auto-creates sandbox, syncs, runs
# edit code (no need to commit)...
sandbox mvn test -pl module-auth # syncs uncommitted changes, reuses sandbox
sandbox ./gradlew spotlessCheck # same sandbox, different command
The sandbox image is intentionally slim. Preinstalled by default:
uv available for fast installs.ondrej/php, with common CLI extensions installed.sudo dockerd & before use.agent-browser with Chrome for Testing preinstalled, plus ffmpeg, xvfb, xdotool, tree, and ImageMagick (identify, convert, compare).Browser examples:
sandbox agent-browser --session qa open https://example.com
sandbox agent-browser --session qa screenshot /tmp/example.png
sandbox identify /tmp/example.png
sandbox xvfb-run -a agent-browser --session qa open https://example.com --headed
Install less-common toolchains on demand per task by running the appropriate
installer inside the sandbox (for example via nvm, pyenv, rustup, or by
downloading a release tarball into $HOME/.local). Use sandbox bash -lc '...'
to run install commands, then invoke the toolchain the same way.
To use a non-default version, either set it permanently or inline it with your command:
# Permanent (persists across sandbox calls, only need to set once)
sandbox sdk default java 17.0.18-tem
sandbox mvn test
# Inline (one-off version switch + command)
sandbox bash -c 'sdk use java 17.0.18-tem && mvn test'
sandbox bash -c 'nvm use 20 && npm test'
/workspace/sandbox inside the sandbox — paths in error output will show this prefixsandbox commands on the same worktree can run in parallel