@boxes-dev/dvb-runtime 1.0.896 → 1.0.897

package/dist/bin/dvb.mjs

@@ -95575,8 +95575,8 @@ var init_otel = __esm({
       return trimmed && trimmed.length > 0 ? trimmed : void 0;
     };
     readBuildMetadata = () => {
-      const rawPackageVersion = "1.0.896";
-      const rawGitSha = "f05a907eadea8194ee26e3f5e0a342305c12709a";
+      const rawPackageVersion = "1.0.897";
+      const rawGitSha = "19063c4d455ee20a1d4e6b08aa8346c15b2feaab";
       const packageVersion = typeof rawPackageVersion === "string" ? rawPackageVersion : void 0;
       const gitSha = typeof rawGitSha === "string" ? rawGitSha : void 0;
       return { packageVersion, gitSha };
@@ -127977,9 +127977,9 @@ var init_sentry = __esm({
     uncaughtExceptionMonitorInstalled = false;
     currentDevboxSentryUser = null;
     readBuildMetadata2 = () => {
-      const rawPackageVersion = "1.0.896";
-      const rawGitSha = "f05a907eadea8194ee26e3f5e0a342305c12709a";
-      const rawSentryRelease = "boxes-dev-dvb@1.0.896+f05a907eadea8194ee26e3f5e0a342305c12709a";
+      const rawPackageVersion = "1.0.897";
+      const rawGitSha = "19063c4d455ee20a1d4e6b08aa8346c15b2feaab";
+      const rawSentryRelease = "boxes-dev-dvb@1.0.897+19063c4d455ee20a1d4e6b08aa8346c15b2feaab";
       const packageVersion = typeof rawPackageVersion === "string" ? rawPackageVersion : void 0;
       const gitSha = typeof rawGitSha === "string" ? rawGitSha : void 0;
       const sentryRelease = typeof rawSentryRelease === "string" ? rawSentryRelease : void 0;
@@ -136809,7 +136809,7 @@ var init_packageVersion = __esm({
       return path17.join(process.cwd(), "dvb");
     };
     readEmbeddedPackageVersion = () => {
-      const raw = "1.0.896";
+      const raw = "1.0.897";
       return trimVersion(raw);
     };
     readNearestPackageMetadata = (basePath) => {

package/dist/bin/dvbd.mjs

@@ -92311,8 +92311,8 @@ var init_otel = __esm({
       return trimmed && trimmed.length > 0 ? trimmed : void 0;
     };
     readBuildMetadata = () => {
-      const rawPackageVersion = "1.0.896";
-      const rawGitSha = "f05a907eadea8194ee26e3f5e0a342305c12709a";
+      const rawPackageVersion = "1.0.897";
+      const rawGitSha = "19063c4d455ee20a1d4e6b08aa8346c15b2feaab";
       const packageVersion = typeof rawPackageVersion === "string" ? rawPackageVersion : void 0;
       const gitSha = typeof rawGitSha === "string" ? rawGitSha : void 0;
       return { packageVersion, gitSha };
@@ -124607,9 +124607,9 @@ var init_sentry = __esm({
     uncaughtExceptionMonitorInstalled = false;
     currentDevboxSentryUser = null;
     readBuildMetadata2 = () => {
-      const rawPackageVersion = "1.0.896";
-      const rawGitSha = "f05a907eadea8194ee26e3f5e0a342305c12709a";
-      const rawSentryRelease = "boxes-dev-dvb@1.0.896+f05a907eadea8194ee26e3f5e0a342305c12709a";
+      const rawPackageVersion = "1.0.897";
+      const rawGitSha = "19063c4d455ee20a1d4e6b08aa8346c15b2feaab";
+      const rawSentryRelease = "boxes-dev-dvb@1.0.897+19063c4d455ee20a1d4e6b08aa8346c15b2feaab";
       const packageVersion = typeof rawPackageVersion === "string" ? rawPackageVersion : void 0;
       const gitSha = typeof rawGitSha === "string" ? rawGitSha : void 0;
       const sentryRelease = typeof rawSentryRelease === "string" ? rawSentryRelease : void 0;
@@ -130261,7 +130261,7 @@ var init_packageVersion = __esm({
       return path8.join(process.cwd(), "dvb");
     };
     readEmbeddedPackageVersion = () => {
-      const raw = "1.0.896";
+      const raw = "1.0.897";
       return trimVersion(raw);
     };
     readNearestPackageMetadata = (basePath) => {

package/dist/product-docs/references/automations.md

@@ -160,20 +160,20 @@ Capacity settings do not override billing limits or unavailable runtime state.
 They only help when the blocker is the awake devbox concurrency limit and an
 idle devbox can be slept.
 
-## Scheduled Devbox Cleanup
+## Automation Devbox Cleanup
 
-Scheduled automations whose runs stay nested under the automation can clean up
-their devboxes automatically. New and existing automations default to **Never**,
-so saving an automation does not make any devbox eligible unless you choose a
-cleanup timing. The same policy applies when you use **Run now** to test that
-scheduled automation.
+Scheduled and API automations whose runs stay nested under the automation can
+clean up their devboxes automatically. New and existing automations default to
+**Never**, so saving an automation does not make any devbox eligible unless you
+choose a cleanup timing. The same policy applies when you use **Run now** to
+test that scheduled or API automation.
 
 You can clean up a devbox 30 minutes after its run finishes, after a chosen
-number of inactive days, or after a chosen number of newer scheduled runs have
+number of inactive days, or after a chosen number of newer eligible runs have
 finished. Cleanup preserves the run thread directly in cold storage and
-destroys its devbox; the automation run remains in run history and its archived
-thread can still be opened without waking the Template box. Restore the thread
-explicitly if it needs to continue on the Template box.
+destroys its devbox; the automation run remains in run history and its
+archived thread can still be opened without waking the Template box. Restore
+the thread explicitly if it needs to continue on the Template box.
 
 By default, boxes.dev permanently keeps a devbox if it has uncommitted changes,
 unpushed commits, or a follow-up after the initial agent response. You can
@@ -182,11 +182,11 @@ threads that need input or were interrupted, and devboxes with another durable
 thread are always kept. Once a safeguard keeps a devbox, later removing the
 blocking condition does not make it eligible again.
 
-Changing the setting applies only to future scheduled runs and future **Run
-now** test runs for that scheduled automation. Use **Review existing** to see
-counts before explicitly applying the current policy to older scheduled and
-**Run now** runs. Manual-only, API, Slack, Linear, and main-thread-list runs are
-not eligible for scheduled devbox cleanup.
+Changing the setting applies only to future scheduled or API runs and future
+**Run now** test runs for that automation. Use **Review existing** to see counts
+before explicitly applying the current policy to older eligible runs.
+Manual-only, Slack, Linear, and main-thread-list runs are not eligible for
+automation devbox cleanup.
 
 If automatic cleanup repeatedly cannot access or destroy a devbox, boxes.dev
 stops after eight failed attempts instead of retrying forever. The affected run
@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ shows the same expandable devbox group used in the main thread list. Expand the
 devbox to see and open each thread beneath the run.
 
 Expanding a nested automation loads its most recent runs in pages. Choose
-**Load more runs** to see older history. Threads archived by scheduled devbox
+**Load more runs** to see older history. Threads archived by automation devbox
 cleanup remain openable beneath the automation even when they are older than
 the thread list's currently loaded history.
 

package/dist/product-docs/references/desktop-workbench.md

@@ -258,6 +258,16 @@ own role is read-only there, so another team admin must change it. Invitations
 remain for new accounts; if an email is already on the team, manage that person
 in the **Members** section instead.
 
+Team Settings also shows **Static egress IP**. This optional feature gives the
+team a stable public IPv4 to allowlist at an external database or service. It
+is visible but off by default; use **Talk to us** to request enablement. Once
+enabled, all team members can copy the current static IP and read the configured
+destinations. Team admins can add or remove exact public hostnames with exact
+TCP ports, such as `db.example.com` on `5432`. Wildcards, IP literals, private
+destinations, port ranges, and UDP are not supported. When the feature or its
+current policy is unavailable, configured destinations fail closed while
+unrelated runtime traffic continues normally.
+
 ## Updates And Feedback
 
 When a desktop update has downloaded, the titlebar can show a restart-to-update

package/dist/product-docs/references/slack.md

@@ -163,9 +163,9 @@ omission in Slack, and tells the agent which intended input was not delivered.
 If the work depends on an omitted file, attach it manually in the boxes.dev
 thread.
 
-Change the setting for your default Slack automation from its **Default
-behavior** card on the Slack integration home. Change it for a named Slack
-automation in that automation's editor.
+Change the setting in the automation's own editor. For the default
+`@boxes.dev` mention, open **Configure** on the **Default behavior** card on the
+Slack integration home to reach that editor.
 
 ## Output Destinations
 

package/dist/product-docs/references/threads-and-agents.md

@@ -326,6 +326,10 @@ does not change the picker.
 On managed Template boxes and devboxes, Claude Code can start one level of
 subagents. Those subagents cannot start another level of subagents.
 
+Native Claude Code transcripts do not expire after 30 days on managed Template
+boxes and devboxes. They remain on the owning machine until boxes.dev
+intentionally moves them to cold storage or that machine is destroyed.
+
 Claude Code may ask the user structured questions. The question card can show
 choice answers, multi-select answers, and skip options. Every Claude-authored
 question also includes **Type something else...** for a custom answer and

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@boxes-dev/dvb-runtime",
-  "version": "1.0.896",
+  "version": "1.0.897",
   "type": "module",
   "license": "UNLICENSED",
   "imports": {
@@ -79,5 +79,5 @@
     "e2b": "^2.18.0",
     "ink-testing-library": "^4.0.0"
   },
-  "devboxReleasedAt": "2026-08-05T04:42:36Z"
+  "devboxReleasedAt": "2026-08-05T18:46:29Z"
 }