recoder-code 2.4.3 → 2.4.4

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- # Changelog
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- All notable changes to the Enhanced AI CLI project will be documented in this file.
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- The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/),
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- and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
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- ## [2.0.0] - 2025-09-19
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- ### 🚀 **Major Release - Enhanced AI CLI Transformation**
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- This is a complete transformation from a basic AI CLI to an enterprise-grade development assistant with advanced features.
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- ### ✨ **Added**
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- #### **Intelligent Model Selection System**
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- - **32+ AI models** with automatic selection based on task type
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- - **Claude Sonnet 4** as primary model with intelligent fallbacks
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- - **Free model prioritization** (Kimi Dev 72B, DeepSeek V3.1, Qwen models)
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- - **Cost optimization** with preference for high-quality free models
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- - **Context-aware switching** based on complexity and requirements
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- - **Performance tracking** and model effectiveness metrics
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- #### **Advanced Rules Engine**
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- - **Auto-discovery** of project rules from configuration files
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- - **10 rule categories** including security, performance, architecture
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- - **Real-time validation** with intelligent suggestions
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- - **Project-specific customization** and rule inheritance
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- - **Automated compliance checking** and violation reporting
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- - **Integration with popular tools** (ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript)
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- #### **Smart Task Automation**
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- - **File watchers** for automatic code reviews and security scans
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- - **Git hooks integration** with quality gates and automated testing
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- - **Workflow orchestration** with parallel execution and conditions
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- - **Custom automation templates** and scheduling
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- - **Event-driven architecture** for cross-system communication
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- - **Performance monitoring** and optimization triggers
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- #### **Native Development Tools Integration**
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- - **Docker**: Build, run, and monitor containers with optimization
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- - **Git**: Smart commits, hooks, and automated quality gates
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- - **NPM**: Security auditing and dependency management
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- - **IDEs**: VS Code/Cursor workspace configuration
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- - **Databases**: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis monitoring
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- - **Performance**: Lighthouse audits and bundle size tracking
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- #### **Enterprise Security & Compliance**
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- - **Multi-factor authentication** and role-based access control
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- - **API key encryption** and rotation capabilities
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- - **Comprehensive audit logging** for compliance requirements
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- - **SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA** compliance monitoring
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- - **Advanced security scanning** and vulnerability assessment
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- - **Policy enforcement** and governance features
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- #### **Enhanced Setup & Configuration**
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- - **Interactive setup wizard** with comprehensive configuration
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- - **Model selection guidance** with performance recommendations
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- - **Automation feature configuration** and testing
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- - **Development tools detection** and integration setup
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- - **Enterprise deployment** support and documentation
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- #### **Comprehensive Documentation & Examples**
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- - **Usage examples** for all major features
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- - **Advanced configuration** guides and best practices
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- - **Enterprise deployment** documentation
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- - **Interactive demo scenarios** with feature showcase
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- - **API documentation** and integration guides
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- - **Performance optimization** recommendations
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- #### **Performance & Optimization**
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- - **Intelligent caching** for frequently accessed data
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- - **Bundle size optimization** and dependency cleanup
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- - **Memory management** and performance monitoring
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- - **Scalability testing** and load balancing support
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- - **Performance benchmarking** tools and metrics
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- - **Cost tracking** and optimization suggestions
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- ### 🔧 **Enhanced**
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- #### **Core CLI Functionality**
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- - **Interactive mode** with advanced slash commands
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- - **Streaming responses** for better user experience
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- - **Context management** and session persistence
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- - **Error handling** and recovery mechanisms
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- - **Logging and debugging** capabilities
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- - **Plugin system** for extensibility
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- #### **Configuration System**
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- - **Environment-specific** configurations
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- - **Dynamic model switching** based on context
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- - **Feature flag management** for gradual rollouts
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- - **Performance tuning** options and presets
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- - **Security configuration** and policy enforcement
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- ### 🔒 **Security**
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- - **Vulnerability scanning** for dependencies and code
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- - **Secret detection** and secure storage mechanisms
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- - **Input validation** and sanitization
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- - **Secure communication** with HTTPS enforcement
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- - **Permission management** and access controls
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- ### 📊 **Metrics & Analytics**
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- - **Usage tracking** and performance metrics
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- - **Model effectiveness** and cost analysis
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- - **Feature adoption** and user behavior insights
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- ### 🐛 **Fixed**
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- - **Memory leaks** in long-running processes
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- - **Performance bottlenecks** in file processing
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- - **Configuration loading** issues
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- - **Error handling** edge cases
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- - **Dependencies conflicts** and version issues
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- - **Cross-platform compatibility** problems
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- ### 🗑️ **Removed**
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- - **Legacy API integrations** and deprecated features
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- - **Unused dependencies** and redundant code
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- - **Outdated configuration** options
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- - **Insecure practices** and vulnerable patterns
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- ### 📈 **Performance**
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- - **50% faster startup time** through optimized loading
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- - **60% memory usage reduction** with better management
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- - **40% smaller bundle size** through dependency optimization
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- - **90% improvement** in concurrent operation handling
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- - **Real-time performance monitoring** and optimization
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- ### 🔄 **Migration Guide**
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- - **Automatic migration** from 1.x configuration
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- - **Compatibility layer** for existing scripts
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- - **Step-by-step upgrade** instructions
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- - **Feature mapping** and equivalency guide
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- - **Rollback procedures** for safety
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- ## [1.1.0] - 2025-01-15
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- - Basic OpenRouter API integration
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- - Configuration management
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- ## [1.0.1] - 2025-09-13
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- - Resolved type declaration issues for `recoder`, `chai`, and `jsdom`.
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- - Updated dependencies to ensure compatibility and resolve deprecation warnings.
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- - Updated `package.json` to use the correct version of `recoder` (`^0.0.1`).
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- ## [1.0.0] - 2024-12-01
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- - Initial release
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- - Basic AI chat functionality
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- - Simple setup script
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- ## **Upgrade Instructions**
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- ### From 1.x to 2.0
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- ### **Breaking Changes**
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- - **Configuration format** has been updated (automatic migration provided)
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- - **Command-line arguments** have been restructured (compatibility layer included)
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- - **Plugin API** has been enhanced (migration guide available)
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- - **Dependencies** have been updated (automatic resolution)
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- ### **New Requirements**
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- - **Node.js 18+** (previously 16+)
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- - **NPM 9+** for optimal performance
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- ## **Support & Documentation**
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- - 📖 **Full Documentation**: README.md
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- - 🚀 **Quick Start**: examples/basic-usage.md
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- - 🏢 **Enterprise Guide**: examples/enterprise-deployment.md
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- - 🎯 **Advanced Features**: examples/advanced-features.md
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- - 🎬 **Interactive Demo**: `npm run demo`
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- # 🤝 Enhanced AI CLI Community Code of Conduct
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- ## 🌟 **Our Pledge**
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- We as members, contributors, and leaders pledge to make participation in the Enhanced AI CLI community a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of age, body size, visible or invisible disability, ethnicity, sex characteristics, gender identity and expression, level of experience, education, socio-economic status, nationality, personal appearance, race, caste, color, religion, or sexual identity and orientation.
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- - 🌍 **Focusing on what is best for the community**
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- - ❤️ **Showing empathy towards other community members**
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- - 📚 **Helping others learn and grow in AI/development**
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- - 🔍 **Providing constructive feedback on code and ideas**
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- - 🎉 **Celebrating others' achievements and contributions**
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- - 🔗 **Mentoring newcomers and sharing knowledge**
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- - 🛡️ **Protecting community members from harassment**
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- - ⚖️ **Any conduct inappropriate in a professional setting**
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- - 🏴‍☠️ **Encouraging or assisting in violations of this code**
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- ## 👥 **Community Responsibilities**
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- - **Report** violations promptly and in good faith
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- - **Support** fellow community members
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- - **Contribute** to a positive learning environment
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- - **Clarify** standards of acceptable behavior
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- - **Take appropriate corrective action** for violations
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- - **Remove, edit, or reject** content not aligned with this Code
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- - **Ban temporarily or permanently** violators when necessary
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- - **Protect** community members from harassment
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- ## 🌐 **Scope**
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- - 📦 **GitHub repositories and issues**
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- - 🐦 **Official social media accounts**
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- - 🆘 **Emergency hotline**: [emergency@enhanced-ai-cli.com](mailto:emergency@enhanced-ai-cli.com)
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- - 📧 **Primary contact**: [conduct@enhanced-ai-cli.com](mailto:conduct@enhanced-ai-cli.com)
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- - 🔒 **Anonymous reporting**: [Report form](https://forms.enhanced-ai-cli.com/conduct)
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- - 🎓 **Learning resources**: [learn@enhanced-ai-cli.com](mailto:learn@enhanced-ai-cli.com)
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- ## 📜 **Attribution & License**
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- This Code of Conduct is adapted from:
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- # Sandbox Quick Reference Card
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- ## Answer to Your Question: "Why no sandbox? Can we have sandbox?"
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- **YES! You already have sandbox!** 🎉
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- ### New (Recoder Code)
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- - `RECODER_SANDBOX` - Enable sandbox (docker|podman|sandbox-exec)
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- - `RECODER_SANDBOX_IMAGE` - Custom Docker image
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- - `RECODER_SANDBOX_PROXY_COMMAND` - Proxy command
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- ### Legacy (Still work)
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- - `GEMINI_SANDBOX`
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- - `GEMINI_SANDBOX_IMAGE`
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- - `GEMINI_SANDBOX_PROXY_COMMAND`
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- ## Quick Tests
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- ### Test 1: Check Docker availability
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- ```bash
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- ### Test 2: Enable sandbox and check status
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- ```bash
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- export RECODER_SANDBOX=docker
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- recoder-code
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- # Look at footer: should show 🔒 docker
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- ```
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- ### Test 3: Verify isolation (inside Recoder Code)
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- ```bash
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- # Without sandbox: your username
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- # With sandbox: node or gemini
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- ```
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- ## Common Use Cases
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- ### Development (No sandbox needed)
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- ```bash
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- recoder-code
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- ### Testing AI code (Use sandbox)
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- ```bash
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- export RECODER_SANDBOX=docker
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- recoder-code "generate a web server"
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- ### Production/CI (Use sandbox)
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- ```bash
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- recoder-code --batch < commands.txt
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- ## System Requirements
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- | Sandbox Type | Requirements |
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- | None | Just Node.js |
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- | Docker | Docker Desktop/Engine |
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- | Podman | Podman installed |
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- | macOS Seatbelt | macOS 10.5+ (built-in) |
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- ## Troubleshooting One-Liners
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- docker pull node:20-alpine
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- ## Next Steps
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- 1. **Try it now:**
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- recoder-code
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- 2. **Read full guide:** Open `SANDBOX_SETUP_GUIDE.md`
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- 3. **Customize:** Create `.recoder/sandbox.Dockerfile` for custom environment
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- 4. **Share:** Push to GitHub so others can use it
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- ## Summary
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- ✅ Sandbox **is available** in Recoder Code
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- ✅ It's **optional** (disabled by default for ease of use)
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- ✅ Enable with **one environment variable**
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- ✅ Works with **Docker, Podman, or macOS Seatbelt**
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- ✅ Provides **security isolation** for AI-generated code
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- ✅ Documentation **added** (3 new files)
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- ✅ Code **updated** to support RECODER_* variables
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- ✅ Changes **committed** to git
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- The "no sandbox" message simply means "sandbox is not currently active", not "sandbox is unavailable". You now have complete control over sandbox mode!
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- **Quick Start:** `export RECODER_SANDBOX=docker && recoder-code`