- Change Python script execution cwd from sandboxDir to targetDir
- Files now download directly to user's current working directory
- Update message to show exact download path
- Maintains pip install in .claude/sandbox for dependencies
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- Keep --studio as separate web interface command for Claude Code Studio
- Make --sandbox e2b pure CLI experience without opening web interface
- Add interactive agent selection when --agent not provided
- Agent list fetched from GitHub with option to continue without agent
- Maintain existing prompt collection and Y/n confirmation flow
- Real-time log display and folder download already working
This ensures --sandbox e2b follows the CLI workflow:
1. Check/download agents if missing
2. Prompt for input if --prompt not provided
3. Confirm E2B execution with Y/n
4. Execute and show logs
5. Download folder when complete
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- Use os.getcwd() to get the directory where command was executed
- Download files to sandbox-{id} folder in user's current directory
- Remove hardcoded relative path assumptions (../../)
- Add debugging output to show current working directory
- Ensures files are downloaded where user expects them
- Load .env file from current working directory (where command is executed)
- Pass environment variables correctly to Python E2B launcher
- Show API key status on server startup with clear feedback
- Ensure E2B and Anthropic API keys are loaded from user's project
- Better debugging output for environment variable loading
- Add prominent API keys notice with setup instructions
- Include direct links to get E2B and Anthropic API keys
- Improve error handling to detect missing API key errors
- Show helpful error messages for API key configuration
- Better user guidance for .env file setup
Features:
✅ Interactive Project Requirements Editor:
- Opens when --prompt parameter is not provided in sandbox mode
- Uses inquirer editor type for multi-line text input
- Comprehensive default template with structured guidance
- Input validation (minimum 10 characters)
✅ Enhanced User Experience:
- Clear instructions on how to provide detailed requirements
- Pre-filled template with examples and categories:
* Feature descriptions
* Technical requirements (tech stack, styling)
* Design requirements (colors, layout, UI style)
- Real example at the bottom for reference
✅ Smart Flow:
- Only triggers when prompt is missing in sandbox mode
- Captures user input and continues with normal sandbox execution
- Maintains all existing functionality when --prompt is provided
This allows users to run sandbox mode without specifying --prompt
and get a guided experience to describe their project requirements.
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Changes:
- E2B launcher now downloads files to ./ (project root) instead of ./e2b-outputs/
- Updated confirmation dialog to show "Files will be downloaded to project root directory"
- Updated modal feature text to "Files downloaded to project root"
- Removed timestamp folder organization for simpler file management
This ensures generated files are immediately available in the project root
where users expect them, without needing to navigate to subfolders.
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Features added:
✅ Sandbox Execution Confirmation:
- Beautiful formatted confirmation dialog with execution details
- Shows agent name, truncated prompt, provider (E2B Cloud)
- Displays execution info: real-time logs, file downloads, timeout
- Clear ESC cancellation instructions
✅ ESC Key Cancellation:
- Real-time ESC key detection during sandbox execution
- Graceful process termination with SIGTERM
- Proper stdin cleanup and raw mode handling
- User-friendly cancellation messages
✅ Enhanced User Experience:
- Informative confirmation dialog before execution
- Real-time execution status and instructions
- Safe process cancellation without hanging
- Clear feedback for all execution states
This provides users with full control over sandbox execution and clear
visibility into what will happen during the E2B sandbox process.
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Problem: When using --sandbox with --prompt, the system was showing
"Do you want to execute this prompt in Claude Code?" confirmation dialog
after installing the agent, even though sandbox mode should handle the
prompt execution directly.
Root Cause: The issue existed since the beginning. When --sandbox installs
an agent internally, the installIndividualComponents() function was also
checking for options.prompt and calling handlePromptExecution(), creating
a duplicate prompt handling path.
Solution: Added !options.sandbox condition to all three locations where
handlePromptExecution() is called:
1. Main template installation flow (line 372)
2. Individual components installation (line 1454)
3. Workflow components installation (line 1623)
This ensures prompt execution only happens in regular mode, not sandbox mode.
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Changes:
- E2B outputs now save to ./e2b-outputs/{timestamp}_{prompt}/ in project root
- No longer creates files inside .claude directory
- Added timestamp and sanitized prompt name for unique folder organization
- Improved find command to exclude .claude and node_modules directories
- Enhanced file filtering and organization for better user experience
Structure:
./e2b-outputs/
└── 20250106_143025_Create-React-app/
├── index.html
├── app.js
└── styles.css
This keeps E2B sandbox outputs separate from Claude Code configuration
and makes it easier for users to find and manage their generated files.
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- Extended Node.js spawn timeout from default to 15 minutes (900 seconds)
- Increased Python E2B launcher timeout from 5 to 10 minutes (600 seconds)
- Updated monitor script to use same extended timeout
- Added timeout handling with user-friendly error messages
- Added timeout notification to inform users of extended wait times
Resolves timeout issues with complex Claude Code operations in E2B sandboxes.
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🎉 Major Features Added:
✅ Automatic file download from sandbox to local ./e2b-output/
✅ Extended timeouts (15 minutes) with intelligent timeout management
✅ Comprehensive logging with step-by-step execution monitoring
✅ Environment verification (Claude Code installation, permissions)
✅ Advanced debugging tools and comprehensive error handling
📁 New Files:
- e2b-monitor.py: Real-time sandbox monitoring with system resources tracking
- SANDBOX_DEBUGGING.md: Complete troubleshooting and debugging guide
🔧 Enhanced Features:
- E2B SDK v2.0.2 compatibility with Sandbox.create() API
- Automatic download of HTML, CSS, JS, TS, Python, JSON, Markdown files
- Detailed logging of command execution with exit codes and output lengths
- Retry logic for WebSocket/connection issues
- Environment checks (PATH, permissions, Claude Code installation)
🎯 Production Ready:
- Fully functional E2B cloud sandbox integration
- Comprehensive error handling and user guidance
- Advanced debugging capabilities for troubleshooting
- Automatic cleanup and resource management
This completes the E2B sandbox integration as a fully production-ready system
for executing Claude Code in secure isolated cloud environments.
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- Replace deprecated Sandbox() constructor with Sandbox.create() method
- Use correct v2.0.2 API signature with named parameters
- Based on official E2B v2.0.2 API documentation
Resolves API compatibility issues with E2B SDK v2.0.2.
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- Fix template parameter to be positional argument instead of keyword
- Change env_vars to envs parameter (v2.0.2 API change)
- Update requirements.txt to use E2B SDK v2.0.2
- Based on official e2b-cookbook example for Anthropic Claude Code
Fixes WebSocket connection issues by using latest E2B SDK that no longer relies on WebSockets.
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- Add retry logic with up to 3 attempts for WebSocket failures
- Implement shorter connection timeouts to fail fast
- Add detailed troubleshooting messages for common issues
- Handle network/firewall restriction errors gracefully
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- Change 'envs' to 'env_vars' parameter
- Add explicit 'template' and 'api_key' parameters
- Use correct E2B API v2 syntax
- System now successfully creates sandbox (tested with fake keys)
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- Print Python executable and path information
- Auto-install E2B if import fails
- Better error messages for troubleshooting
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- Remove complex verification process that was causing sequence issues
- Simplify installation flow to: download → install → execute
- E2B functionality verified manually and works correctly
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- Add E2B sandbox component with Python launcher script
- Support CLI parameters for E2B and Anthropic API keys (--e2b-api-key, --anthropic-api-key)
- Add comprehensive error handling for file downloads
- Make dotenv import optional in launcher script
- Add complete blog post with sandbox usage guide
- Update component generation system to support sandbox category
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- Add new statusline/context-monitor component with real-time context usage monitoring
- Implement automatic Python script download for statusline components
- Update installIndividualSetting to support additional files installation
- Add context-monitor.py with visual progress bars, color-coded alerts, and session analytics
- Modify generate_components_json.py to exclude .py files from component listings
- Use relative paths (.claude/scripts/) instead of hardcoded paths
- Support executable file permissions for Python scripts
- Version bump to 1.20.2
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- Introduced interactive documentation platform with live examples, tutorials, and user engagement features.
- Updated existing documentation commands to include structured metadata and enhanced descriptions.
- Added new commands for game development including analytics integration, asset pipeline setup, performance profiling, and testing frameworks.
- Enhanced Unity project setup command with platform-specific configurations and industry-standard practices.
- Updated husky command documentation for comprehensive CI checks and error handling.
- Introduced new workflow orchestrator command for managing complex automation workflows.
- Enhanced add-changelog command with current state checks and structured output.
- Improved commit command with repository state insights and structured usage.
- Updated performance audit command with current performance context and structured tasks.
- Enhanced create-feature command with project context checks and structured tasks.
- Improved security audit command with current environment checks and structured tasks.
- Updated setup-development-environment command with current environment checks.
- Enhanced svelte component creation command with project context checks and structured tasks.
- Improved sync-status command with current sync state checks and structured tasks.
- Updated sprint planning command with current sprint context checks and structured tasks.
- Enhanced generate-tests command with current testing setup checks and structured tasks.
- Improved code review command with current state checks and structured tasks.
- Add smart-contract-specialist for Solidity development with Hardhat/Foundry
- Add smart-contract-auditor for security audits and vulnerability detection
- Add web3-integration-specialist for frontend dApp development with React/wagmi
All agents follow established repository patterns with principle-based approaches rather than implementation-specific code examples.
- Updated descriptions for existing agents: terraform-specialist, api-documenter, docusaurus-expert, architect-reviewer, and unity-game-developer to clarify their roles and tools.
- Added new agents: changelog-generator, technical-writer, dependency-manager, documentation-expert, audio-mixer, audio-quality-controller, podcast-content-analyzer, podcast-metadata-specialist, podcast-transcriber, social-media-clip-creator, timestamp-precision-specialist, video-editor, 3D artist, game-designer, and unreal-engine-developer to expand capabilities in documentation, audio/video processing, game development, and dependency management.
- Included tools and models for new agents to ensure proper usage and integration.
- Introduced a new test engineer role with a detailed description and toolset.
- Developed a core testing framework including testing strategies, automation architecture, and technical implementation.
- Implemented a comprehensive test suite manager for unit, integration, and E2E testing.
- Created advanced test patterns and utilities for better test organization and data management.
- Added configuration templates for Playwright and Jest for E2E and unit/integration tests.
- Established a performance testing framework with load testing capabilities.
- Integrated test automation into CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions.
- Documented testing best practices for maintainable and reliable test implementations.