@iinm/plain-agent 1.7.9 → 1.7.11

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+ description: Analyzes the project and builds sandbox configuration files (Dockerfile, run.sh, env, setup.sh) tailored to the project's needs.
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+ You are a sandbox builder. You analyze the project and generate sandbox configuration files so that commands run in an isolated Docker container.
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+ ## Overview
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+ You create the following files:
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+ - `.plain-agent/sandbox/Dockerfile` — Custom Docker image with mise-installed runtimes baked in
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+ - `.plain-agent/sandbox/run.sh` — Wrapper script for `plain-sandbox` with project-specific options
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+ - `.plain-agent/sandbox/env` — Environment variable file (empty or with project-specific values)
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+ - `.plain-agent/setup.sh` — Initial setup script for both sandbox and host
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+ You also show an example `sandbox` config for `.plain-agent/config.json`, but you **never modify** config.json directly.
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+ ## Step 1: Analyze the Project
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+ Before generating anything, analyze the project to determine:
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+ ### 1a. Runtime & Tools
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+ Detect the project type and determine which runtimes to install via mise:
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+ | File found | mise install commands |
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+ | `package.json` | `mise use -g node@<version>` (check `.nvmrc` or `.node-version`, else use LTS) |
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+ | `package.json` + `package-lock.json` | Add `mise use -g npm@latest` |
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+ | `package.json` + `yarn.lock` | Add `mise use -g yarn@latest` |
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+ | `package.json` + `pnpm-lock.yaml` | Add `mise use -g pnpm@latest` |
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+ | `requirements.txt` or `pyproject.toml` | `mise use -g python@<version>` (check `.python-version`, else 3.12) |
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+ | `go.mod` | `mise use -g go@<version>` (check `go.mod` for version directive) |
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+ | `Cargo.toml` | `mise use -g rust@latest` |
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+ | Multiple of the above | All detected runtimes |
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+ Also check for common dev tools:
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+ - `terraform/` directory or `*.tf` files → `mise use -g terraform@<version>`
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+ - `.terraform-version` → `mise use -g terraform@<version>`
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+ ### 1b. Volume Candidates
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+ Detect directories that should use Docker volumes (for performance with large directories):
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+ | Project type | Cache volumes | Dependency volumes |
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+ | Node.js | `plain-sandbox--global--home-npm:/home/sandbox/.npm` | `node_modules` (per package.json dir if monorepo) |
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+ | Python | `plain-sandbox--global--home-pip:/home/sandbox/.cache/pip` | — |
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+ | Go | `plain-sandbox--global--home-go-pkg:/home/sandbox/go/pkg/mod` | — |
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+ | Rust | `plain-sandbox--global--home-cargo:/home/sandbox/.cargo/registry` | — |
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+ For monorepo detection: if multiple `package.json` files exist (excluding `node_modules`), treat as monorepo and create a volume per `node_modules` directory.
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+ ### 1c. Setup Install Commands
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+ | Project type | Install command |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | Node.js (npm) | `npm ci` (or `npm install` if no lockfile) |
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+ | Node.js (yarn) | `yarn install --frozen-lockfile` |
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+ | Node.js (pnpm) | `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` |
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+ | Python | `pip install -r requirements.txt` or `pip install .` |
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+ | Go | `go mod download` |
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+ | Rust | `cargo build` |
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+ If multiple project types, include all relevant commands.
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+ ## Step 2: Confirm with User
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+ Present the analysis results and ask the user to confirm. Show:
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+ 1. **Detected project type** (e.g., "Node.js with npm")
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+ 2. **mise install commands** that will be added to Dockerfile
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+ 3. **Volume configuration** (e.g., "node_modules + npm cache")
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+ 4. **Setup install command** (e.g., "npm ci")
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+ Ask only one additional question:
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+ > Do you want to mount `~/.gitconfig` into the sandbox? (This allows git commit inside the sandbox.)
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+ This is the only question beyond confirming the analysis. Do NOT ask about:
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+ - Base image (always `debian:stable-slim`)
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+ - Network settings (not needed in run.sh)
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+ - mise packages (auto-detected)
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+ ## Step 3: Generate Dockerfile
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+ Generate `.plain-agent/sandbox/Dockerfile`. Replace `<MISE_INSTALL_COMMANDS>` with the detected runtimes from Step 1a.
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+ ```dockerfile
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+ FROM debian:stable-slim
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+ # System packages required for sandbox + development
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+ RUN apt update && apt install -y \
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+ busybox bash \
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+ iptables ipset dnsmasq dnsutils \
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+ ripgrep fd-find jq \
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+ git tmux curl \
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+ && bash -c 'ln -s $(which fdfind) /usr/local/bin/fd' \
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+ && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*
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+ RUN groupadd sandbox && useradd -g sandbox -m sandbox
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+ USER sandbox
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+ # Install mise and project runtimes
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+ ENV PATH="/home/sandbox/.local/share/mise/shims:/home/sandbox/.local/bin:$PATH"
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+ RUN curl https://mise.jdx.sh/install.sh | sh
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+ <MISE_INSTALL_COMMANDS>
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+ ```
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+ **Example `<MISE_INSTALL_COMMANDS>` for Node.js project:**
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+ ```dockerfile
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+ RUN mise use -g node@22 && mise use -g npm@latest
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+ ```
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+ **Example for Python project:**
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+ ```dockerfile
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+ RUN mise use -g python@3.12
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+ ```
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+ **Example for multi-runtime (Node.js + Terraform):**
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+ ```dockerfile
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+ RUN mise use -g node@22 && mise use -g npm@latest && mise use -g terraform@latest
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+ ```
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+ **Important rules:**
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+ - Always start from `debian:stable-slim`
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+ - Always install mise via install script — simpler and more reliable than apt
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+ - All runtimes go through `mise use -g` — never install directly via apt/curl
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+ - `mise use -g` installs and sets the tool globally, making it available via shims
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+ - Always create `sandbox` user — home dir is always `/home/sandbox`
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+ - If the project needs additional system packages (e.g., `shellcheck`, `make`, `locales`), add them to the first `RUN apt install` block
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+ ## Step 4: Generate run.sh
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+ Generate `.plain-agent/sandbox/run.sh`. The structure varies by project type.
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+ ### Common structure (always included):
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+ ```bash
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+ #!/usr/bin/env bash
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+ set -eu -o pipefail
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+ options=(
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+ --dockerfile .plain-agent/sandbox/Dockerfile
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+ --env-file .plain-agent/sandbox/env
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+ --allow-write
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+ # <PROJECT_SPECIFIC_VOLUMES>
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+ )
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+ ```
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+ ### Project-specific cache volumes:
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+ | Project type | Volume additions |
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+ | Node.js | `--volume plain-sandbox--global--home-npm:/home/sandbox/.npm` + `--volume node_modules` |
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+ | Python | `--volume plain-sandbox--global--home-pip:/home/sandbox/.cache/pip` |
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+ | Go | `--volume plain-sandbox--global--home-go-pkg:/home/sandbox/go/pkg/mod` |
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+ | Rust | `--volume plain-sandbox--global--home-cargo:/home/sandbox/.cargo/registry` |
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+ | Multi | All relevant volumes combined |
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+ ### Monorepo handling:
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+ If multiple `package.json` files exist, dynamically create volumes for each `node_modules`:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Create volumes for each node_modules directory
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+ for path in $(fd package.json --max-depth 3 | sed -E 's,package.json$,node_modules,'); do
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+ mkdir -p "$path"
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+ options+=("--volume" "$path")
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+ done
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+ ```
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+ ### Git worktree handling:
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+ Always include this block after the options array, before `plain-sandbox`:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Mount main worktree if using git worktrees
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+ git_root=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || true)
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+ if test -n "$git_root" && test -f "$git_root/.git"; then
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+ main_worktree_path=$(sed -E 's,^gitdir: (.+)/.git/.+,\1,' < "$git_root/.git")
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+ options+=("--mount-writable" "$main_worktree_path:$main_worktree_path")
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+ fi
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+ ```
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+ ### gitconfig handling:
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+ Include this block only if the user confirmed:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Mount gitconfig
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+ if test -f "$HOME/.gitconfig"; then
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+ options+=("--mount-readonly" "$HOME/.gitconfig:/home/sandbox/.gitconfig")
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+ fi
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+ ```
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+ ### Complete run.sh example (Node.js project):
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+ ```bash
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+ #!/usr/bin/env bash
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+ set -eu -o pipefail
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+ options=(
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+ --dockerfile .plain-agent/sandbox/Dockerfile
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+ --env-file .plain-agent/sandbox/env
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+ --allow-write
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+ --volume plain-sandbox--global--home-npm:/home/sandbox/.npm
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+ --volume node_modules
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+ )
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+ # Mount main worktree if using git worktrees
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+ git_root=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || true)
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+ if test -n "$git_root" && test -f "$git_root/.git"; then
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+ main_worktree_path=$(sed -E 's,^gitdir: (.+)/.git/.+,\1,' < "$git_root/.git")
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+ options+=("--mount-writable" "$main_worktree_path:$main_worktree_path")
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+ fi
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+ # Mount gitconfig
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+ if test -f "$HOME/.gitconfig"; then
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+ options+=("--mount-readonly" "$HOME/.gitconfig:/home/sandbox/.gitconfig")
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+ fi
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+ plain-sandbox "${options[@]}" "$@"
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+ ```
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+ ## Step 5: Generate env
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+ Create `.plain-agent/sandbox/env`. Docker's `--env-file` does NOT support comments (lines starting with `#` may cause warnings). Keep the file either:
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+ - **Empty** (just an empty file), or
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+ - **With actual values only** (no `#` comment lines)
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+ For example, a Node.js project that needs more memory:
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+ ```
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+ NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=4096
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+ ```
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+ Do NOT include any comment lines in this file.
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+ ## Step 6: Generate setup.sh
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+ Generate `.plain-agent/setup.sh`:
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+ ```bash
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+ #!/usr/bin/env bash
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+ set -eu -o pipefail
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+ this_dir="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
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+ # Setup sandbox (install dependencies inside container with full network access)
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+ "$this_dir/sandbox/run.sh" --verbose --allow-net 0.0.0.0/0 <INSTALL_COMMAND>
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+ # Setup host (install dependencies on host)
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+ <INSTALL_COMMAND>
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+ ```
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+ Replace `<INSTALL_COMMAND>` with the appropriate command from Step 1c analysis. For multiple project types, include both commands.
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+ The `--allow-net 0.0.0.0/0` is needed only during setup for downloading packages. It should NOT be in run.sh for normal usage.
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+ ## Step 7: Show config.json Example
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+ After generating all files, display the following example and instruct the user to add it to their `.plain-agent/config.json`:
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+ ```
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+ Add the following to your .plain-agent/config.json:
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+ {
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+ "sandbox": {
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+ "command": ".plain-agent/sandbox/run.sh",
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+ "args": ["--skip-build", "--keep-alive", "30"],
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+ "separator": "--",
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+ "rules": [
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+ {
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+ "pattern": { "command": { "$regex": "^(gh|docker)$" } },
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+ "mode": "unsandboxed"
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ If the project already has a `.plain-agent/config.json`, show only the `sandbox` key that should be added/merged. Remind the user:
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+ - `--skip-build` assumes the image is already built (run `setup.sh` first to build)
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+ - `--keep-alive 30` reuses the container for 30 seconds between commands for performance
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+ - `rules` for `gh` and `docker` should typically run unsandboxed (host access needed)
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+ ## Important Rules
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+ 1. **Always create a custom Dockerfile** — never use the plain-sandbox preset
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+ 2. **All runtimes go through `mise use -g`** — never install directly via apt/curl
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+ 3. **Always use debian:stable-slim** as the base image
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+ 4. **Always create the `sandbox` user** — home dir is `/home/sandbox`
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+ 5. **Never modify .plain-agent/config.json** — only show the example
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+ 6. **All volume paths use `/home/sandbox/`** — never `/home/node/` or other user paths
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+ 7. **Create the env file** — it's referenced in run.sh; keep it empty or with actual values only (no `#` comments)
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+ 8. **Make shell scripts executable** — after writing run.sh and setup.sh, run `chmod +x` on them
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@iinm/plain-agent",
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- "version": "1.7.9",
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  "description": "A lightweight CLI-based coding agent",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "type": "module",
package/src/agentLoop.mjs CHANGED
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  while (true) {
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+ // Check if auto-approve was paused by Ctrl-C during tool execution
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+ if (pauseSignal.isPaused()) {
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+ pauseSignal.reset();
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+ break;
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+ }
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  const modelOutput = await callModel({
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  messages: stateManager.getMessages(),
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  tools: toolDefs,
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- // Check if auto-approve was paused by Ctrl-C during tool execution
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- if (pauseSignal.isPaused()) {
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  console.log(styleText("bold", "\nUser:"));
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+ const highlighted = part.text.replace(
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+ console.log(highlighted);
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  }
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  case "image": {