instabox 0.5.1 → 0.5.2

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  {
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  "name": "instabox",
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- "version": "0.5.1",
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+ "version": "0.5.2",
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  "description": "A cloud box for your coding agent, the instabox CLI and its agent skills in one command: npx instabox@latest",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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  ---
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  name: instabox
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- description: Use when the user wants a cloud Linux box (instabox sandbox) from the terminal with the `instabox` CLI — create one, SSH in, run a command in it, read its files, set its timeout, or delete it. For saving or restoring a box's disks, see instabox-snapshots.
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+ description: Use when the user wants a cloud Linux box (instabox sandbox) from the terminal with the `instabox` CLI — create one, SSH in, run a command in it, read its files, set its timeout, or delete it, or to report a problem with instabox itself (`instabox feedback`). For saving or restoring a box's disks, see instabox-snapshots.
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  metadata:
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  installed-by: instabox
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  To move the repo the user is working in (with its worktrees, uncommitted work and agent conversations) onto a new box and install its dependencies there, follow the `instabox-move-repo` skill.
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+ ## When instabox itself gets in your way (feedback)
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+ If instabox is at fault — a command breaks the contract its help or this skill states, the skill does not match what really happens, a capability is missing, or the CLI is confusing — report it, then carry on with the user's task using a workaround. Never block on the report, and never report problems in the code the user is building.
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+ ```sh
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+ instabox feedback --json --type bug --component cli --area exec \
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+ --title "exec --timeout 600 stops the command at 60s" \
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+ --detail "instabox exec work --timeout 600 -- make test was killed after 60 seconds" \
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+ --command "instabox exec work --timeout 600 -- make test" \
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+ --expected "the skill says exec accepts up to 600 seconds" --doc "skills/instabox/SKILL.md" \
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+ --workaround "ran it over instabox ssh instead"
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+ ```
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+ - `--type`: `bug` when something does not work as its help or the docs say (when instructions did not match reality, also give `--doc`, `--expected` and `--workaround`), `feature-request` when what you need is not supported, `friction` when it works but is confusing or awkward, `other` otherwise.
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+ - `--component`: `cli`, `api`, `sandbox` (the box itself, its templates or tools), `dashboard`, `skills`, `docs` or `other`. `--severity blocker|major|minor` (default `minor`); `--sandbox NAME` names the box involved.
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+ - Emails, keys, tokens, home paths and public IPv4 addresses are redacted before sending, but do not paste secrets into it. The report carries the signed-in account (its user ID, and its login unless that is an email address), so the team can follow up.
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+ - A failed or unconfirmed submission prints a warning and exits 0: do not retry. File one report per problem, not one per attempt.
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  ## Habits
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  - Forgotten boxes pause themselves. Give a box a `--timeout` when it must stop at a deadline, or `--timeout D --on-timeout kill` when it should be deleted then.