feat(sandbox): add MIOSA as an optional cloud sandbox provider - #1211
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Opt-in and additive. `CLOUD_SANDBOX_PROVIDER` still defaults to `e2b` and nothing in the E2B path changes. `getCloudSandboxProvider()` already had the seam - it just had one option. This widens it to `"e2b" | "miosa"` and adds a `MiosaSandbox` that implements the same `CommonSandboxInterface` that E2B and `CentrifugoSandbox` satisfy, with `sandboxKind = "miosa"` matching the existing discriminant pattern. Why it fits without a port: MIOSA is a Firecracker microVM platform where the sandbox IS the image - the same model as `Template().fromDockerfile()`, not a container inside a VM. `docker/Dockerfile` is the rootfs on both, so tool paths, the /home/user workdir and installed binaries are identical. @miosa/sdk is an OPTIONAL dependency, imported lazily inside the provider. A project on E2B never installs or bundles it, and selecting `miosa` without it gives a named error rather than a module-resolution stack trace. Two places the contracts do not line up, both handled explicitly: getHost(port) is synchronous here, but MIOSA resolves a preview URL over the network. The host is resolved once during create() and cached so the accessor stays synchronous. For any other port call prewarmHost(port) first; getHost on an unwarmed port THROWS rather than returning a constructed URL, because a fabricated host fails later and reads as a network fault. MIOSA has no file-delete endpoint yet, so files.remove shells out to rm -f. It is marked for replacement, quotes its path, and raises on a non-zero exit instead of resolving as though the file were gone. Deliberately NOT touched: lib/ai/tools/utils/sandbox.ts. Its lifecycle - E2B clusters, leases, 429 retry, auto-pause/auto-resume - is E2B-shaped and load-bearing, and making it provider-generic deserves its own review rather than riding along with an adapter. MIOSA_PROVIDER.md records where that seam is. Two pre-existing types were pinned to the "e2b" literal and are widened to the provider union: logger's SandboxInfo.provider, and the runtime-ms record in tools/index.ts. typecheck 0 errors lib/ai/tools/utils/__tests__/ 17 suites, 280 tests, all passing prettier clean
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds opt-in MIOSA cloud sandbox support. The change extends provider selection and telemetry types, adds a MIOSA sandbox adapter with command, file, host, and lifecycle operations, declares the optional SDK, and adds tests and documentation. ChangesMIOSA provider integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new MIOSA provider can misreport sandbox usage, fail after reconnect, and leave cancelled or background commands hanging; its SDK integration also lacks type checking in key paths. These concrete correctness and availability risks should be addressed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Caller->>MiosaSandbox: create(options)
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MiosaSandbox->>MiosaSDK: expose configured ports
MiosaSDK-->>MiosaSandbox: public host URLs
Caller->>MiosaSandbox: commands.run(command)
MiosaSandbox->>MiosaSDK: exec.run(command, env, timeout)
MiosaSDK-->>MiosaSandbox: output and exit code
MiosaSandbox-->>Caller: normalized command result
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Closing this — #1185 already does it, and does it better. I opened this without checking your open PRs first, which was careless of me. Your I'm following up on #1185 with a review from the platform side instead — there's |
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In `@lib/ai/tools/index.ts`:
- Line 77: Update trackSandboxUsage to recognize the MIOSA runtime bucket, and
extend SandboxSessionUsage plus getSandboxSessionUsage to include MIOSA runtime
duration and its corresponding cost calculation alongside E2B. If MIOSA is
intentionally unmetered instead, remove the miosa bucket from
emptySandboxRuntimeMs and document that contract.
In `@lib/ai/tools/utils/miosa-sandbox.ts`:
- Around line 141-142: Update the reconnect flow around client.sandboxes.get and
MiosaSandbox construction to create the instance, await
prewarmHost(opts.hostPort ?? 8080), then return it; preserve create’s
default-port behavior and add a reconnect test verifying getHost(8080) succeeds.
- Around line 166-181: Update the stream-processing loop around
sandbox.exec.stream and commands.run so aborting opts.signal immediately settles
even when no event arrives: race each iterator read with the signal, cancel or
close the iterator using the SDK-supported mechanism, and reject with the
signal’s abort reason while preserving normal stdout, stderr, and exitCode
handling.
- Around line 150-161: The MiosaSandbox.commands.run flow currently ignores
opts.background when no streaming or cancellation options are set, causing
detached commands to wait for completion. Update the run logic around the
existing options construction and buffered execution to use
sandbox.processes.start for background commands, or explicitly reject background
when unsupported, while preserving normal exec.run behavior otherwise; add a
regression test covering background without streaming or cancellation.
- Around line 9-11: Update loadMiosaSdk to return Promise<typeof
import("`@miosa/sdk`")>, derive client and sandbox types from the imported SDK
module, and remove SDK-facing any casts across the create, execution, and
file-listing paths while preserving their existing behavior.
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Account for MIOSA runtime after adding the runtime bucket.
emptySandboxRuntimeMs() now includes miosa, but trackSandboxUsage records only "e2b" or null. getSandboxSessionUsage() also calculates and returns only E2B runtime and cost. MIOSA executions therefore remain at zero and are excluded from session usage and cost reporting.
Identify MIOSA in trackSandboxUsage and extend SandboxSessionUsage and its cost calculation. If MIOSA is intentionally unmetered, remove this bucket and document that contract.
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In `@lib/ai/tools/index.ts` at line 77, Update trackSandboxUsage to recognize the
MIOSA runtime bucket, and extend SandboxSessionUsage plus getSandboxSessionUsage
to include MIOSA runtime duration and its corresponding cost calculation
alongside E2B. If MIOSA is intentionally unmetered instead, remove the miosa
bucket from emptySandboxRuntimeMs and document that contract.
| async function loadMiosaSdk(): Promise<any> { | ||
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| return await import("@miosa/sdk"); |
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The @miosa/sdk package is the official TypeScript and JavaScript SDK for the MIOSA cloud platform [1][2]. It is fully typed and designed to provide a comprehensive interface for interacting with MIOSA's REST APIs without the use of any generic any types [2]. TypeScript declarations for the SDK are bundled directly within the @miosa/sdk package [1][2]. When you install the package via npm, the TypeScript compiler and IDEs (such as VS Code) will automatically recognize the type definitions provided by the library [2][3]. Key points regarding its use: - Installation: Use npm install @miosa/sdk to include the SDK in your project [4][3]. - Usage: Import the Miosa client directly from the package: import { Miosa } from "@miosa/sdk"; [2][4]. - Compatibility: The SDK is compatible with Node.js 18+, Deno, Bun, and modern bundlers [2]. - Legacy Note: Do not use @miosa/sandbox, as it is a legacy compatibility package; @miosa/sdk is the current canonical package for all new and existing applications [4]. For detailed documentation, including class and method signatures, refer to the official MIOSA TypeScript SDK documentation [2].
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- 1: https://npm.io/package/@miosa/sdk
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Restore SDK type checking.
@miosa/sdk@2.0.7 bundles declarations. Type loadMiosaSdk() as Promise<typeof import("@miosa/sdk")>, derive the client and sandbox types from that module, and remove the SDK-facing any casts in the create, execution, and file-listing paths.
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In `@lib/ai/tools/utils/miosa-sandbox.ts` around lines 9 - 11, Update loadMiosaSdk
to return Promise<typeof import("`@miosa/sdk`")>, derive client and sandbox types
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Warm the default host after reconnect.
connect() returns with an empty hosts map. Therefore, getHost(opts.hostPort ?? 8080) always throws on a reconnected sandbox, although create() warms that same port.
Create the instance, call prewarmHost(opts.hostPort ?? 8080), and then return it. Add a reconnect test for getHost(8080).
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In `@lib/ai/tools/utils/miosa-sandbox.ts` around lines 141 - 142, Update the
reconnect flow around client.sandboxes.get and MiosaSandbox construction to
create the instance, await prewarmHost(opts.hostPort ?? 8080), then return it;
preserve create’s default-port behavior and add a reconnect test verifying
getHost(8080) succeeds.
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In the @miosa/sdk (version 2.0.7), the command execution API is primarily provided through the sandbox.exec interface, which distinguishes between blocking (one-shot) execution and real-time streaming [1][2]. 1. One-shot Execution For commands that need to run to completion and return the output, use sandbox.exec.run [1][2]. This method blocks until the process exits or the timeout is reached [1]. await sandbox.exec.run({ cmd: "npm", args: ["install"] }); 2. Streaming Execution For long-running tasks where you need real-time stdout and stderr, use sandbox.exec.stream [1][2]. This returns an async iterable of SSE events [1][3]. for await (const chunk of sandbox.exec.stream({ cmd: "pnpm", args: ["dev"], })) { if (chunk.type === "stdout") process.stdout.write(chunk.data); if (chunk.type === "stderr") process.stderr.write(chunk.data); if (chunk.type === "exit") console.log("exit code:", chunk.exit_code); } 3. Detached/Background Processes For background or long-running server processes that must survive independently of an exec call, you should use the sandbox.processes API instead of the detached flag in exec [1][3][4]. // Start a background process const proc = await sandbox.processes.start({ command: "npm run dev", }); // Stream logs from the background process for await (const line of sandbox.processes.stream(proc.pid)) { process.stdout.write(line.data?? ""); } // Manage the background process await sandbox.processes.stop(proc.pid); await sandbox.processes.list; The detached: true option within exec (as shown in some documentation examples) is used to fire off a job that returns a job_id immediately, allowing you to manage it via the sandbox.jobs API [1]. However, sandbox.processes is generally recommended for persistent servers or daemons [3][4].
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- 1: https://miosa.ai/docs/develop/files-and-exec
- 2: https://miosa.ai/docs/develop/sandboxes
- 3: https://miosa.ai/docs/cookbook/streaming-code-execution
- 4: https://miosa.ai/docs/sdks/typescript
Honor background in MiosaSandbox.commands.run.
When background: true is set without streaming or cancellation, MiosaSandbox.commands.run ignores it and calls this.sandbox.exec.run(command, options). In @miosa/sdk@2.0.7, exec.run waits for process completion, so a non-terminating command can block indefinitely. Use sandbox.processes.start for detached commands, or reject background if the interface cannot support it. Add a regression test.
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In `@lib/ai/tools/utils/miosa-sandbox.ts` around lines 150 - 161, The
MiosaSandbox.commands.run flow currently ignores opts.background when no
streaming or cancellation options are set, causing detached commands to wait for
completion. Update the run logic around the existing options construction and
buffered execution to use sandbox.processes.start for background commands, or
explicitly reject background when unsupported, while preserving normal exec.run
behavior otherwise; add a regression test covering background without streaming
or cancellation.
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Settle the stream when AbortSignal aborts.
for await waits for the next exec.stream() event before checking opts.signal. If the stream stays silent, commands.run() can remain pending after abort. Race each iterator read with the abort signal, cancel the iterator through the SDK-supported mechanism, and reject with the abort reason.
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In `@lib/ai/tools/utils/miosa-sandbox.ts` around lines 166 - 181, Update the
stream-processing loop around sandbox.exec.stream and commands.run so aborting
opts.signal immediately settles even when no event arrives: race each iterator
read with the signal, cancel or close the iterator using the SDK-supported
mechanism, and reject with the signal’s abort reason while preserving normal
stdout, stderr, and exitCode handling.
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Hi — engineering team at MIOSA. You've been running on our
sandboxes, and this is the integration work on our side rather than a request
for yours.
Opt-in and additive.
CLOUD_SANDBOX_PROVIDERstill defaults toe2b.Nothing in the E2B path changes, and no E2B-only deployment installs or bundles
anything new.
Why this is small
getCloudSandboxProvider()already had the seam — it just had one option. Thiswidens it to
"e2b" | "miosa"and adds aMiosaSandboximplementing the sameCommonSandboxInterfacethat E2B andCentrifugoSandboxalready satisfy, withsandboxKind = "miosa"following your existing discriminant pattern.The reason it isn't a port: MIOSA is a Firecracker microVM platform where the
sandbox is the image — the same model as
Template().fromDockerfile(), not acontainer inside a VM.
docker/Dockerfilebecomes the rootfs on both, so toolpaths, the
/home/userworkdir and installed binaries are identical betweenproviders.
@miosa/sdkis an optional dependency, imported lazily inside the provider.Selecting
miosawithout it gives a named error, not a module-resolution stacktrace.
Two places the contracts don't line up
Both are handled explicitly rather than papered over:
getHost(port)is synchronous; MIOSA resolves a preview URL over thenetwork. The host is resolved once during
create()and cached, so theaccessor stays synchronous and your interface is unchanged. For another port,
await sandbox.prewarmHost(port).getHoston an unwarmed port throwsrather than returning a constructed URL — a fabricated host fails later and
elsewhere, and reads as a network fault.
MIOSA has no file-delete endpoint yet, so
files.removeshells out torm -f. It's marked for replacement, quotes its path, and raises on a non-zeroexit instead of resolving as though the file were gone.
Deliberately not touched
lib/ai/tools/utils/sandbox.ts. Its lifecycle — clusters, leases, 429 retry,auto-pause/auto-resume — is E2B-shaped and load-bearing, and making it
provider-generic deserves its own review rather than riding along with an
adapter.
MIOSA_PROVIDER.mdrecords exactly where that seam is (getSandbox(),branching before the cluster lookup, since MIOSA has no cluster concept). Happy
to follow up with it if you want this direction.
Two pre-existing types were pinned to the
"e2b"literal and are widened to theprovider union:
SandboxInfo.providerinlib/logger.ts, and the runtime-msRecordinlib/ai/tools/index.ts.Verification
The 13 new adapter tests cover the mismatches above specifically — timeout
rounding (up, never down, never to zero),
exit_code/exitCodenormalisation,getHostrefusing to guess,files.removeraising on failure, and pathquoting.
Happy to adjust naming or structure to whatever fits your conventions — and if
you'd rather not carry a second provider at all, no hard feelings; we can keep
this on our side instead.
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CLOUD_SANDBOX_PROVIDER, with E2B remaining the default.Documentation
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