instabox 0.8.20 → 0.8.22

package/cli/SHA256SUMS

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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-89d53037cfb6ab72a895e2c0e0b853d1e819bceb2ae9e7f62db472c917fb45d1  instabox-linux-amd64
-76c6cca15702c5b535c668aadda07f65ad08be27c581320ccf2bbc50d2a2748b  instabox-linux-arm64
-29d0dbdd29989067b6e0de40a407b26b9f175bbf64af5eadeb88594d39ef6ccc  instabox-windows-amd64.exe
-9ae10b3b1b23f669de39bf0fbf5c906f6ee02d013fb0f0d89fe63204dfee7eeb  instabox-windows-arm64.exe
+8f99c9a4382112e110f805b1a74b3b9b8b65e38085c7d2e5f1a72108ae8a89e2  instabox-darwin-amd64
+660ee5fc1ce6e4ddd4ac00961e9603d81476ae8e33284996d80aa79f6f787ac8  instabox-darwin-arm64
+c66df74affeaf9806e53c24caa37002a2de9b870d7fa6f6cf9ad174796e41359  instabox-linux-amd64
+de0735c82400cbfda096c2a6a772a92e0d32dbf6d3fde673e09055942f89db0c  instabox-linux-arm64
+bb9c6960262c7aa551d374c330cec7b4604be8135418b7d72cd6186655004378  instabox-windows-amd64.exe
+d2e2185d098b240879b2d61565b17856cb24b27d009b523304a0faf99f1665ff  instabox-windows-arm64.exe

package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "instabox",
-  "version": "0.8.20",
+  "version": "0.8.22",
   "description": "A cloud box for your coding agent, the instabox CLI and its agent skills in one command: npx instabox@latest",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {

package/skills/instabox/SKILL.md

@@ -33,6 +33,8 @@ With no key and nobody at the keyboard, sign up by yourself: `instabox login --a
 - `orca`: for Orca desktop and mobile. The same tools as `herdr` plus the Orca runtime instead of herdr; an 8 GiB root disk.
 - `t3`: for the T3 Code desktop and mobile clients. `universal` plus the T3 Code server (port 3774); a 16 GiB root disk.
 
+To run an older or different image (say `node:16-buster`), use Docker in the box: on `agent-browser`, `universal` and `t3` the box user is in group `docker`, so `docker run --rm node:16-buster node -v` works without sudo. An operator can also turn a public Debian- or Ubuntu-based image into its own template (`images/templates/oci/build.sh`); it then shows up in `instabox templates` like any other.
+
 `instabox templates` lists the ones this server offers, one row per version with a description; its TAG column (`--json`: `"latest"`, `"default"`) marks the version `create` gets for `--template T` alone (latest) and with no `--template` (default). Pin another version with `--template T@VERSION` (or `--template-version`). `--json` also lists retired ones with `"creatable": false`, which no new box can start from. The free plan creates boxes from `agent-browser` only: another template is refused with `403 template_not_allowed` and needs a paid plan (the user upgrades on the dashboard). A box from a snapshot (`--snapshot`) works on every plan, whatever template the snapshot came from. Do not retry another template on the free plan; use `agent-browser`. Over the HTTP API, `POST /v1/machines` with an unknown `templateId` is `400 bad_request` whose message lists the templates your plan can create from, and a version that template does not have (`agent-browser@nope`, or `templateVersion`) is `400 bad_request` listing its versions newest first, the one you get without a version tagged `(latest)` or `(default)`; a body field the API does not have is `400 unknown_field` naming the closest real one (`template`: did you mean `templateId`?); `name` may be left out (`box-` and 8 random hex digits).
 
 ## Sizes