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feat(ai-computer-sandbox, ai-sandbox-cloudflare, examples): sign in on a sandbox desktop without the model seeing the password - #1982
Try it: run examples/react/computer-use-login, ask the model to sign in to the test site, and type the password in the login card. The model drives a Chromium desktop in a Docker sandbox. It asks for a sign-in with a requestLogin tool, and the server fills the form. The model never sees the password. A user who comes back later is still signed in. A thread can keep its sandbox, or save Chromium's profile as a snapshot and restore it into a new sandbox on any provider.
The PR also fixes the Cloudflare sandbox provider. A command that called exit ended its shared shell session, so the sandbox computer driver did not work on Cloudflare.
🎯 Changes
New example examples/react/computer-use-login (harness computerUse() plugin, sandboxComputer with the Docker provider):
The requestLogin({ site }) tool stops the run with needsApproval. The UI shows a login card.
The card sends the username and password to a separate route, /api/login. That route keeps them in memory for 5 minutes and logs nothing. The approval answer is only true, so the harness log and the persistence keep no secret.
The tool runs sandbox/login.py in the container. The script opens the site, makes sure that the page origin is the approved origin, fills the form through the Chromium debugging port, sends it, then clears the password fields.
A tutorial page, docs/tutorials/computer-use-login.md.
sandboxComputer({ sandboxIds }) in @tanstack/ai-computer-sandbox. With this option, a thread keeps its sandbox when it goes idle. The next call of the thread reconnects with provider.resume. On E2B with onTimeout: 'pause', memory and disk come back, so the browser is still signed in.
sandboxComputer({ snapshots }) in @tanstack/ai-computer-sandbox. When a thread closes or goes idle, the driver saves the files of one folder with the portable snapshots from feat(ai): add durable sandbox file snapshots #1108. When the thread gets a new sandbox, the driver restores them. This works on every provider, also on Cloudflare, where the disk is empty after a restart. before and after hooks stop and start the program that writes in the folder. saveComputerSnapshot() saves at once, and the example calls it after each sign-in. @tanstack/ai-sandbox now exports captureSandboxFiles and restoreSandboxFiles, the feat(ai): add durable sandbox file snapshots #1108 functions that the driver uses.
Cloudflare provider fix.exec and spawn now run each command in a subshell. Before, a command with exit ended the shared session, and every later command failed.
Two choices differ from the first plan:
The pause is a needsApproval tool, not a custom interrupt. It reaches useChat as a typed approval card, and the answer holds no secret.
The debugging-port client runs in the sandbox, not on the server. Docker publishes ports on every interface, so a server-side connection puts an open debugging port for a signed-in browser on the LAN. The password goes in the environment of one process, never on a command line.
kiira check on the changed docs, and oxfmt --check on the changed files
No E2E test was added. The E2E suite runs computer use only with Playwright drivers, and aimock cannot fake a Docker or E2B sandbox that pauses and resumes. Unit tests cover the resume decisions, the snapshot save and restore order, and the subshell wrap.
Live checks:
A full run with the real model against the dev server. The model asked for a sign-in, the card sent the login, and the tool reached the "Secure Area" page. The password was not in the transcript, the snapshot, the event log, or the server log.
A sign-in test without the model, on a real container. The right password signs in, a wrong password stays on the form, and a page with no form fails with a clear error. After the container restarted, provider.resume brought back a browser that was still signed in.
A snapshot test on Docker. The driver made container A, and the tool signed in. The save captured 16 files (47 KB). Then container A was destroyed. The driver made container B, restored the profile, and the site still showed the Secure Area.
A Cloudflare benchmark Worker ran the driver's commands, which call exit, with no workaround. The session stayed alive. The Worker is deleted.
Manual test.
Start Docker, then run pnpm --filter computer-use-login build:desktop one time.
Set OPENAI_API_KEY in examples/react/computer-use-login/.env.local, then run pnpm --filter computer-use-login dev.
In the login card, type tomsmith and SuperSecretPassword!, then click Sign in.
Make sure that the model reports the Secure Area, and that the password is in no chat message.
How this PR makes testing easy. The new example app is the test path. The unit tests are in packages/ai-computer-sandbox/tests/driver.test.ts and packages/ai-sandbox-cloudflare/tests/handle.test.ts.
Risk / rollback
sandboxIds and snapshots are new options. Without them, sandboxComputer works as before.
A snapshot holds the browser cookies. In production, the blob store must be encrypted. The docs say this.
The subshell wrap changes every Cloudflare command. A command that relied on a shared shell state (cd, variables) from an earlier command now loses it. The other providers already run each command alone.
To undo, revert the PR.
Public API change
Before
sandboxComputer({ provider })
After
sandboxComputer({
provider,// Keep each thread's sandbox, and reconnect to it later.sandboxIds: {get: (threadId)=>store.get(threadId),set: (threadId,sandboxId)=>store.set(threadId,sandboxId),},// Save one folder, and restore it into a new sandbox of the thread.snapshots: {store: awaitmemorySandboxSnapshots(),root: '/root/chromium-profile',before: (sandbox)=>stopBrowser(sandbox),after: (sandbox)=>startBrowser(sandbox),},})// Save at once, for example after a sign-in.awaitsaveComputerSnapshot(sandbox,threadId,snapshots)
Linked issues
Follow-up: #1983 (upgrade @cloudflare/sandbox to 1.x for whole-container snapshots).
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added options to retain computer-use desktops for later reconnection and to save and restore sandbox files across sessions, with support for immediate snapshots. Missing sandboxes are replaced automatically.
Added a computer-use login example and tutorial. Users can provide credentials through an approval card without exposing passwords in chat or tool results.
Bug Fixes
Cloudflare sandbox commands no longer end or alter the shared shell session when they exit or change shell state.
Documentation
Updated guidance for retaining desktops, restoring snapshots, and setting up the login example.
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Review comments at @docs/tutorials/computer-use-login.md:
- Around line 251-252: Update saveComputerSnapshot and the corresponding restore
flow to use a per-sandbox lock covering the entire before, capture or restore,
append where applicable, and after sequence. Ensure requestLogin’s post-login
save is serialized with idle and close saves, reusing the same lock for every
operation on a sandbox.
Review comments at @examples/react/computer-use-login/sandbox/desktop.sh:
- Line 14: Update the pause synchronization in the shell loop so `stop` waits
for the loop to confirm Chromium is paused before it exits. Ensure the
confirmation closes the gap between the pause-file check and Chromium launch,
while preserving the existing pause behavior.
Review comments at @examples/react/computer-use-login/src/harness.ts:
- Around line 70-77: Update PROFILE_FILES to include the Chromium cookie
database and journal under Default/Network, while preserving the existing
entries; synchronize the profile-file list in the computer-use-login tutorial so
both lists include the same files.
- Around line 70-77: Restore Default/IndexedDB to the profile allowlist used by
the sign-in harness so Firebase Auth state persists when a replacement container
starts. Update the allowlist near the comment describing the restored profile as
still signed in, preserving its other entries.
- Around line 93-94: Snapshot history in the memory store grows without bound,
but the current snapshot API provides no way to remove older checkpoints. Before
changing the snapshot flow around memorySandboxSnapshots, establish a supported
mechanism for pruning historical checkpoints and their blob references; do not
use deleteHead to remove prior checkpoints, since it only removes the current
head.
Review comments at @packages/ai-computer-sandbox/README.md:
- Around line 93-100: Update the snapshot example in the README to import
memorySandboxSnapshots from @tanstack/ai-sandbox. Clarify that provider refers
to the provider from the Usage section, and that stopBrowser and startBrowser
are browser-specific functions readers must define before using the example.
- Around line 96-98: Add a note beside the README’s `memorySandboxSnapshots()`
example stating that snapshots are held in memory and removed on server restart,
and direct readers to `createSandboxSnapshots` with a database for durable
storage.
Review comments at @packages/ai-computer-sandbox/src/driver.ts:
- Around line 326-328: Update the restore condition around
restoreComputerSnapshot so resumed sandboxes with a fresh, non-durable
filesystem also restore the available snapshots. Preserve the existing behavior
for new sandboxes, and establish a reliable signal for when a resumed sandbox’s
filesystem lacks the saved profile before deciding whether to restore.
- Around line 374-375: Update saveComputerSnapshot so the before callback runs
inside the try block, ensuring the existing cleanup path invokes after even when
before rejects.
- Around line 40-41: Update the sandbox store contract used by the driver to
support an atomic first-ID claim, and use it after `provider.create` so only one
sandbox ID is retained across server instances. When a claim loses, destroy the
newly created sandbox and use the winning stored ID; preserve the existing
behavior for successful claims.
Walkthrough
The changes add per-thread sandbox retention and file snapshots, wrap Cloudflare sandbox commands in subshells, and add a computer-use login tutorial and React example. The login flow uses a separate credential form and an approval-gated tool to submit credentials through a browser script.
Changes: Retained computer sandboxes and snapshots
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Store, resume, and retain sandboxes packages/ai-computer-sandbox/src/driver.ts, packages/ai-computer-sandbox/tests/driver.test.ts, packages/ai-computer-sandbox/README.md, docs/computer-use/drivers.md, .changeset/computer-sandbox-keep-desktop.md
sandboxComputer() accepts sandboxIds callbacks to retrieve and save a sandbox ID per thread. It resumes a stored sandbox when available or creates and stores a replacement. Tests and documentation cover resume, replacement, and retention behavior.
Save and restore sandbox files packages/ai-computer-sandbox/src/driver.ts, packages/ai-computer-sandbox/src/index.ts, packages/ai-sandbox/src/index.ts, packages/ai-computer-sandbox/tests/driver.test.ts, packages/ai-computer-sandbox/README.md, docs/computer-use/drivers.md, .changeset/computer-sandbox-snapshots.md
The driver captures configured files into checkpoints and restores them into new sandboxes. Snapshot options include a root, policy, and lifecycle hooks. Tests cover saving and restoring files, hooks, and exclusions.
Cloudflare command subshells
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Wrap and test command execution packages/ai-sandbox-cloudflare/src/handle.ts, packages/ai-sandbox-cloudflare/tests/handle.test.ts, .changeset/cloudflare-exec-subshell.md
One-shot and streamed commands are wrapped in newline-delimited subshells. Tests check that both command paths pass the wrapped command.
Computer-use login tutorial and example
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Prepare the desktop and submit the login form examples/react/computer-use-login/sandbox/*, docs/tutorials/computer-use-login.md
The Docker image configures Chromium and its desktop. The login script checks the page origin, submits the form, clears password inputs, and reports the page status.
Define and process approved login requests examples/react/computer-use-login/src/request-login.ts, examples/react/computer-use-login/src/harness.ts, docs/tutorials/computer-use-login.md
The approved tool accepts an HTTP(S) site. The harness stores credentials temporarily, checks that the requested site has the same origin, consumes credentials once, and passes them to the login script.
Connect login routes and chat interface examples/react/computer-use-login/src/routes/*, examples/react/computer-use-login/src/routeTree.gen.ts, examples/react/computer-use-login/src/router.tsx
The API routes handle harness requests and credential submissions. The chat page displays screenshots and approval cards, submits credentials, and handles approval, cancellation, and errors.
Document and configure the example examples/react/computer-use-login/*, examples/README.md, docs/config.json, docs/getting-started/overview.md, docs/tutorials/computer-use.md, docs/tutorials/computer-use-login.md
The tutorial and example documentation describe setup, hosting, and the login flow. Configuration, routing, package, and style files set up the example and add its documentation links.
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant ChatPage
participant LoginRoute
participant Harness
participant ChromiumLoginScript
User->>ChatPage: enter credentials and approve login
ChatPage->>LoginRoute: post thread ID, site, username, and password
LoginRoute->>Harness: save credentials for the thread
ChatPage->>Harness: submit approved requestLogin tool
Harness->>ChromiumLoginScript: pass credentials to browser process
ChromiumLoginScript->>ChromiumLoginScript: check origin and submit form
ChromiumLoginScript-->>Harness: return page status
Harness-->>ChatPage: return login result
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Resolve the sign-in safeguards and snapshot lifecycle issues before merging: restored desktops can lose authentication, overlapping saves can capture inconsistent profiles, and failed cleanup can leave the browser unavailable. Existing credential-handling and persistence concerns also remain open.
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After submission, wait_for polls until location.href changes. A sign-in that stays on the same URL never meets that condition, so the script waits the full 30 seconds before it clears the password fields and prints the result. The tool response is delayed by the same amount.
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Review comment at @examples/react/computer-use-login/sandbox/login.py around
lines 119 - 122:
Update the post-submit wait_for condition using before so a completed sign-in
that remains on the same URL proceeds promptly instead of waiting for the full
timeout. Preserve waiting for URL changes on successful navigation, and ensure
the unchanged-URL case is recognized only after the submission attempt has
settled.
Add an action-routing assertion to the resumed-sandbox test.
Add an action-routing assertion to the resumed-sandbox test.
The resumed-sandbox test does not call any driver method. A driver that ignores the resumed handle still passes all three assertions. Clear the setup calls, call driver.move(1, 2), and assert that kept.calls records the xdotool command.
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Add an action-routing assertion to the resumed-sandbox test: clear setup entries
from kept.calls, call driver.move(1, 2), and verify kept.calls records the
expected xdotool mousemove command. Retain the existing assertions for provider
creation and sandbox destruction.
Give the model a `requestLogin` tool with `needsApproval: true`. When a page asks for a password, the run stops and your chat shows a login card. The server fills the form in the browser, so the model never sees the password.
This tutorial uses React, TanStack Start, the harness, OpenAI, and a Docker desktop with Chromium. It takes about 30 minutes. Start Docker before you begin.
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Add the live sandbox comment to the tutorial page.
The tutorial skill requires a live sandbox comment on each tutorial page. This page does not include one. Tutorials such as basic-chat.md and subagents.md include the ::client-example marker after their GitHub link.
📝 Suggested addition
The full example is on GitHub: [TanStack/ai `examples/react/computer-use-login`](https://github.com/TanStack/ai/tree/main/examples/react/computer-use-login). To host it, see [Run it on a server](https://github.com/TanStack/ai/tree/main/examples/react/computer-use-login#run-it-on-a-server) in its README.
++<!-- ::client-example library=ai framework=react slug=computer-use-login -->
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Review comment at @docs/tutorials/computer-use-login.md around lines 14 - 20:
Add the live sandbox marker to the computer-use login tutorial after its GitHub
example link, using the `::client-example` metadata for the AI library, React
framework, and `computer-use-login` slug.
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Add an E2E spec for the sign-in approval flow.
CLAUDE.md requires E2E coverage for every feature and behavior change. This PR adds the requestLogin approval, /api/login, and browser-submission chain but changes no file under testing/e2e/. Add a deterministic spec under testing/e2e/tests/ that covers approval, the credential POST, and browser submission.
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Review comment at @examples/react/computer-use-login/package.json around lines 5
- 9:
Add a deterministic E2E spec for the sign-in approval flow introduced around
requestLogin: verify approval, the credential POST to /api/login, and browser
submission. Keep the coverage focused on these behaviors and follow the existing
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The Docker setup runs on your own machine. To host the app, use a sandbox provider that pauses a sandbox and keeps its memory, like E2B:
```ts
import { e2bSandbox } from '@tanstack/ai-sandbox-e2b'
const provider = e2bSandbox({
template: 'your-desktop-template',
onTimeout: 'pause',
})
```
Build an E2B template from `sandbox/Dockerfile`, and start `desktop.sh` in it. Then move the two stores of `src/harness.ts` to your database: the sandbox id of each thread, and the logins (with a time limit).
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Supported by static analysis
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Warn that the hosted setup has no access control.
The "Run it on a server" section tells readers to deploy the app. It does not say to add authentication or restrict access. The app has no login. src/harness.ts builds the harness handler with openAccess: true. src/routes/api.harness.$.ts forwards every GET and POST to that handler. src/routes/api.login.ts accepts a username and password from any caller. A reader who deploys the app as described exposes browser control and credential submission to any visitor who can reach the server. Add a step that puts the app behind authentication or a private network. Then state that requirement in the hosting section next to the instructions.
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Review comment at @examples/react/computer-use-login/README.md around lines 37 -
50:
Update the “Run it on a server” section to require placing the deployed app
behind authentication or a private network before making it reachable. State
this requirement next to the hosting instructions and preserve the existing
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Narrow the "model never sees the password" guarantee to password input fields.
The sign-in script clears only input[type=password] values after submit. It does not remove text that the page renders from the typed value. The driver captures the whole X display with no masking. If the sign-in page shows the typed password as visible text, that password can appear in a screenshot. The tool result sends that screenshot to the model, and the harness stores it in the transcript media store. On a failed sign-in, the tool result also asks the model to take a screenshot, which can capture the mirrored value.
Update the statement in examples/react/computer-use-login/README.md (line 27) and docs/tutorials/computer-use-login.md (line 18). Limit the guarantee to password input fields. State that a sign-in page that displays the typed password can expose it in screenshots. Do not state that the model never sees the password.
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Review comment at @examples/react/computer-use-login/sandbox/login.py around
lines 42 - 46:
Update the guarantee in the README and tutorial to apply only to password input
fields, and state that sign-in pages displaying the typed password may expose it
in screenshots. Do not claim that the model never sees the password.
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python3 - <<'EOF'from urllib.parse import urlsplitfor s in ["https://EXAMPLE.com:443/login", "https://example.com/login"]: p = urlsplit(s) print(repr(s), "netloc=", repr(p.netloc), "origin=", repr(f"{p.scheme}://{p.netloc}"))EOF
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Web query:
WHATWG URL standard origin serialization: host is lowercased for domains and default port is omitted for https 443 and http 80
Result:
Sources consulted:
- URL Standard — https://url.spec.whatwg.org/
- RFC 9110: HTTP Semantics — https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html
- URL: origin property - Web APIs | MDN — https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/URL/origin
- Fetch Standard — https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/
- …and 18 more
Normalize LOGIN_SITE before the origin check.
login.py derives the expected origin from the raw URL. An uppercase host or an explicit default port, such as https://EXAMPLE.com:443/login, yields https://EXAMPLE.com:443. Chromium reports https://example.com, so the check fails with "Nothing was filled." The saved login is already consumed, so the user must sign in again. Pass new URL(site).href as LOGIN_SITE.
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Review comment at @examples/react/computer-use-login/sandbox/login.py around
lines 63 - 64:
Normalize LOGIN_SITE when setting it in the harness before passing it to
login.py, so origin derivation from parts matches Chromium’s normalized origin
for uppercase hosts and explicit default ports. Keep the existing origin check
unchanged.
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Bind saved logins to their approval call.
Two requestLogin calls in one assistant message share one threadId slot in saveLogin. The second submission replaces the first. The first approved call then uses the other submission's credentials, or fails at the origin or empty-slot check. Key saved logins by tool call ID, and send that ID from LoginCard.
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Update saveLogin and the login approval flow to key saved credentials by tool
call ID rather than threadId, so each requestLogin call retains its own
submission. Pass the matching tool call ID from LoginCard and use it when
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The sign-in tool accepts http: URLs. The password is typed into, and submitted from, the plain-HTTP page, so an on-path observer can read it. Change the scheme check to HTTPS only in the tool schema and in the server-side login schema. The /^https?$/ pattern appears in request-login.ts, harness.ts, and the tutorial.
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--- a/examples/react/computer-use-login/src/request-login.ts+++ b/examples/react/computer-use-login/src/request-login.ts@@ -14,5 +14,5 @@
inputSchema: z.object({
site: z
- .url({ protocol: /^https?$/ })+ .url({ protocol: /^https$/ })
.describe(
'The address of the sign-in page, for example https://example.com/login',
Apply the same change to loginSchema.site in examples/react/computer-use-login/src/harness.ts (line 73). If you need a local HTTP test site, allow http: only for localhost, and document that choice.
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site: z
.url({protocol: /^https?$/})
.describe(
'The address of the sign-in page, for example https://example.com/login',
site: z
.url({protocol: /^https$/})
.describe(
'The address of the sign-in page, for example https://example.com/login',
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Require HTTPS for sign-in site URLs by changing the protocol validation in the
request-login tool schema and the server-side loginSchema in harness.ts to
reject HTTP. Update the matching protocol check in the tutorial so its guidance
stays consistent; do not add a localhost exception unless the existing
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Destroy kept sandboxes when their thread is deleted.
A kept sandbox has no close, so no cleanup runs when its thread is deleted. In examples/react/computer-use-login, deleting a thread through the harness handler removes the thread but leaves its sandbox running or paused and its ID in .data/sandbox-ids.json. Destroy the stored sandbox by ID when the thread is deleted.
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Update the kept-sandbox cleanup path around sandboxIds so deleting a thread
destroys its sandbox by the stored ID, rather than returning a driver with no
cleanup. Remove the destroyed ID from the persisted sandbox ID registry so it
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Add an E2E test for sandbox reconnection through sandboxIds.
This PR changes sandboxComputer so a thread reuses its stored sandbox. testing/e2e/ has no test for that option. CLAUDE.md requires E2E coverage for every behavior change. The existing sandbox-durability.spec.ts covers only server-side instance-store resume. Add a spec that closes a thread, reconnects it, and asserts the same sandbox resumes.
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Add E2E coverage for sandbox reconnection through sandboxIds: create and close a
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nl -ba packages/ai-sandbox-cloudflare/src/handle.ts | sed -n '40,110p'echo'---spawn region---'
nl -ba packages/ai-sandbox-cloudflare/src/handle.ts | sed -n '240,320p'echo'---requirement search---'
rg -n -F -e 'MUST include E2E test coverage' -e 'E2E test coverage' -- AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md docs 2>/dev/null ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Add a real-shell E2E test for the Cloudflare subshell fix.
The new unit test replaces sandbox.exec with a mock that always returns exit code 3. It asserts only the wrapped command strings. It does not show that Cloudflare's shell keeps running after exit, even though its name says "exit cannot end the shared session." CLAUDE.md requires E2E coverage for every bug fix. Add a Cloudflare E2E spec that runs exit through exec and spawn, then runs a second command and checks that it succeeds.
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Add a real-shell Cloudflare E2E test for the `CloudflareHandle` process APIs,
since the existing mock only verifies wrapped command strings. Run `exit`
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Do not report "Signed in" when only the password field is absent.
When a site shows an OTP or MFA step after the password, hasPasswordField is false. The harness then returns "Signed in", which the model can read as a finished sign-in. The message should state only what the harness observed.
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- return `Signed in. The browser shows ${page.url}. Take a screenshot to see it.`+ return `The form was submitted and no password field is visible. The browser shows ${page.url}. Take a screenshot to check whether the sign-in is complete.`
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187 - 188:
Update the post-submission status message after saveComputerSnapshot so it
reports only that the form was submitted and no password field is visible,
rather than claiming the user is signed in. Make clear that the browser state
needs to be checked to determine whether sign-in is complete.
saveComputerSnapshot writes file blobs during captureSandboxFiles, before the checkpoint append. If capture throws or the append fails, those blobs stay unreferenced. Nothing in the inspected packages deletes unreferenced blobs. Blob keys are content-addressed and can be shared across checkpoints, so a safe cleanup needs reference tracking rather than a local delete.
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Update saveComputerSnapshot around captureSandboxFiles and
checkpoints.acquireWriter to prevent blobs from failed captures or checkpoint
appends from remaining unreferenced. Use reference tracking that accounts for
content-addressed blobs shared across checkpoints; do not locally delete blobs
without establishing that no checkpoint references them, and preserve blobs for
successful commits.
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Serialize snapshot saves and restores per sandbox.
saveComputerSnapshot stops Chromium, captures the profile, then starts Chromium again. No lock covers these steps. The post-login save in requestLogin is not queued with the idle or close save. When they overlap, one capture can read profile files that Chromium is still writing. The writer lease covers only the append. Hold a per-sandbox lock around before, capture, append, and after in both the save and the restore.
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Update saveComputerSnapshot and the corresponding restore flow to use a
per-sandbox lock covering the entire before, capture or restore, append where
applicable, and after sequence. Ensure requestLogin’s post-login save is
serialized with idle and close saves, reusing the same lock for every operation
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Close the gap between the pause check and the Chromium launch.
stop can exit 0 before Chromium starts. The loop checks /tmp/chromium-paused at line 14, then launches Chromium. If stop touches the file and runs pgrep in that gap, it sees no process. The snapshot then reads /root/chromium-profile while Chromium writes to it, which can save a torn profile. Have stop wait for the loop to confirm the pause.
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Update the pause synchronization in the shell loop so `stop` waits for the loop
to confirm Chromium is paused before it exits. Ensure the confirmation closes
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Chromium 96 release notes cookies database moved to Default/Network/Cookies Linux profile
Result:
Sources consulted:
- Cookies Database Moving in Chrome 96 - Hindsight Foundry — https://hindsig.ht/blog/cookies-database-moving-in-chrome-96/
- Migration of Network Data - Google Docs — https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Q7VwAsrWU45eC3Sl4bj9rj10H0pWdwBwwbKziomDCUc/edit
- Cookies Database Moving in Chrome 96 — Hindsight Foundry — https://hindsig.ht/blog/cookies-database-moving-in-chrome-96/
- chromium/docs/user_data_dir.md at main · chromium/chromium · GitHub — https://github.com/chromium/chromium/blob/main/docs/user_data_dir.md
- Chromium Cookies database — Forensic Artifact Reference (Browsers) | ZEKASTRA — https://zekastra.com/forensic/library/browser-chromium-cookies/
- …and 25 more
Add the Chromium cookie files under Default/Network to PROFILE_FILES.
PROFILE_FILES lists Default/Cookies, but current Chromium keeps the cookie database at Default/Network/Cookies. The snapshot policy excludes Default/Network, so a sandbox restored from a profile snapshot starts without session cookies. A site that uses a session cookie then shows a signed-out page.
The tutorial at docs/tutorials/computer-use-login.md repeats this list, so update it too.
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'Local State',
'Default/Cookies',
'Default/Cookies-journal',
'Default/Preferences',
'Default/Sessions',
'Default/Local Storage',
'Default/Session Storage',
]
'Local State',
'Default/Cookies',
'Default/Cookies-journal',
'Default/Network/Cookies',
'Default/Network/Cookies-journal',
'Default/Preferences',
'Default/Sessions',
'Default/Local Storage',
'Default/Session Storage',
]
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Update PROFILE_FILES to include the Chromium cookie database and journal under
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# From repo root
rg -n -i 'indexeddb|approved|allowed.*(origin|site)|origin' docs/tutorials/computer-use-login.md examples/react/computer-use-login ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'---desktop.sh---'
nl -ba examples/react/computer-use-login/sandbox/desktop.sh | sed -n '1,60p'echo'---harness.ts 120-220---'
nl -ba examples/react/computer-use-login/src/harness.ts | sed -n '120,220p'echo'---request-login---'
nl -ba examples/react/computer-use-login/src/request-login.ts 2>/dev/null | sed -n '1,80p'||trueecho'---docs site scope---'
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Firebase Auth web SDK default auth state persistence indexedDB browserLocalPersistence documentation
Result:
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- Authentication State Persistence | Firebase — https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/web/auth-state-persistence?hl=en
- @firebase/auth | Firebase JavaScript API reference — https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/js/auth
- Customize your Auth Dependencies | Firebase — https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/web/custom-dependencies
- Persistence interface | Firebase JavaScript API reference — https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/js/auth.persistence.md
- Dependencies interface | Firebase JavaScript API reference — https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/js/auth.dependencies
- …and 21 more
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Firebase JS SDK getAuth web default persistence order indexedDBLocalPersistence browserLocalPersistence browserSessionPersistence
Result:
Sources consulted:
- Customize your Auth Dependencies | Firebase — https://firebase.google.cn/docs/auth/web/custom-dependencies?hl=en
- firebase-js-sdk/docs-devsite/auth.md at main · firebase/firebase-js-sdk · GitHub — https://github.com/firebase/firebase-js-sdk/blob/main/docs-devsite/auth.md
- Firebase Modular JavaScript SDK Documentation — https://modularfirebase.web.app/reference/auth.dependencies
- Authentication State Persistence | Firebase — https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/web/auth-state-persistence?hl=en
- …and 27 more
Keep Default/IndexedDB in the sign-in profile.
The profile allowlist drops Default/IndexedDB. Firebase Auth keeps the signed-in user there by default, so a replacement container starts signed out. The comment at harness.ts 62-64 says the restored profile "is still signed in." That does not hold for these sites.
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'Local State',
'Default/Cookies',
'Default/Cookies-journal',
'Default/Preferences',
'Default/Sessions',
'Default/Local Storage',
'Default/Session Storage',
]
'Local State',
'Default/Cookies',
'Default/Cookies-journal',
'Default/Preferences',
'Default/Sessions',
'Default/Local Storage',
'Default/Session Storage',
'Default/IndexedDB',
]
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Restore Default/IndexedDB to the profile allowlist used by the sign-in harness
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Snapshot history in the example's memory store has no retention limit.
Each successful sign-in and each idle save appends a checkpoint. The memory store keeps earlier checkpoints and their blob references. Nothing in the snapshot path removes them, so stored data grows with each save for the life of the server process.
The example does not pass any retention setting, and the snapshot API exposes none. The only removal method, deleteHead, removes the current head. After a save, the current head is the new checkpoint, so the earlier checkpoint cannot be removed with that method.
This comment proposes no code change. Bounding the history requires a removal mechanism that the current snapshot API does not provide.
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Snapshot history in the memory store grows without bound, but the current
snapshot API provides no way to remove older checkpoints. Before changing the
snapshot flow around memorySandboxSnapshots, establish a supported mechanism for
pruning historical checkpoints and their blob references; do not use deleteHead
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Import memorySandboxSnapshots and declare the other names in the snapshot example.
The snapshot example at packages/ai-computer-sandbox/README.md:92-104 cannot compile or run when copied as written. memorySandboxSnapshots has no import in the README. It is exported from @tanstack/ai-sandbox, not from this package. provider, stopBrowser, and startBrowser have no declaration in the README or in the package. The Usage section declares provider only as an inline property. Readers who copy the example get undefined-name errors, and they are not told where memorySandboxSnapshots comes from.
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--- "a/packages/ai-computer-sandbox/README.md"+++ "b/packages/ai-computer-sandbox/README.md"@@ -89,10 +89,12 @@
Give `sandboxComputer()` a `snapshots` option. The driver saves the files of one folder, like the browser profile, when a thread closes or goes idle. The next new sandbox of the thread gets those files back. This works with every provider.
```typescript
+import { memorySandboxSnapshots } from '@tanstack/ai-sandbox'+
const computerUse = createComputerUse({
driver: sandboxComputer({
provider,
snapshots: {
store: await memorySandboxSnapshots(),
root: '/home/user/browser-profile',
Also state that provider is the provider from the Usage section, and that stopBrowser and startBrowser are functions you define for your browser.
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const computerUse = createComputerUse({
driver: sandboxComputer({
provider,
snapshots: {
store: await memorySandboxSnapshots(),
root: '/home/user/browser-profile',
before: (sandbox) => stopBrowser(sandbox),
after: (sandbox) => startBrowser(sandbox),
import { memorySandboxSnapshots } from '@tanstack/ai-sandbox'
const computerUse = createComputerUse({
driver: sandboxComputer({
provider,
snapshots: {
store: await memorySandboxSnapshots(),
root: '/home/user/browser-profile',
before: (sandbox) => stopBrowser(sandbox),
after: (sandbox) => startBrowser(sandbox),
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Update the snapshot example in the README to import memorySandboxSnapshots from
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Add the restart limit to the memorySandboxSnapshots() example.
The restore example uses memorySandboxSnapshots(), but the README does not say that this store is in memory only. A server restart removes its snapshots, so a new sandbox after a restart gets no browser profile. The drivers guide states this limit in the same change. Add the same limit beside the example.
- A snapshot of a browser profile holds its session cookies. Keep the store secret.
+- `memorySandboxSnapshots()` keeps the snapshots in memory. A server restart removes them. For a durable store, use `createSandboxSnapshots` with your database.
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Add a note beside the README’s `memorySandboxSnapshots()` example stating that
snapshots are held in memory and removed on server restart, and direct readers
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Make the sandbox ID claim atomic across server instances.
Two server instances can handle the first two requests of one new thread at the same time. Both read no ID, both call provider.create, and each set overwrites the other. The losing sandbox keeps running, but no stored ID points to it. The store contract has no set-if-absent step, and the driver does not destroy the losing sandbox. Add a claim operation that stores only the first ID and destroys the losing sandbox, or document that the store must serialize the first creation per thread.
Scope of the trigger
Two requests in one process do not trigger this. The machine for a thread is memoized in that process, so only separate instances can race.
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Update the sandbox store contract used by the driver to support an atomic
first-ID claim, and use it after `provider.create` so only one sandbox ID is
retained across server instances. When a claim loses, destroy the newly created
sandbox and use the winning stored ID; preserve the existing behavior for
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Restore the snapshot when a resumed sandbox has no durable filesystem.
open returns isNew: false for every resumed sandbox, so restoreComputerSnapshot never runs for it. Cloudflare resumes the same sandbox ID after the container sleeps, but the container starts with a fresh disk. The browser stays signed out, and the next close saves that empty profile as the newest snapshot.
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Review comment at @packages/ai-computer-sandbox/src/driver.ts around lines 326 -
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Update the restore condition around restoreComputerSnapshot so resumed sandboxes
with a fresh, non-durable filesystem also restore the available snapshots.
Preserve the existing behavior for new sandboxes, and establish a reliable
signal for when a resumed sandbox’s filesystem lacks the saved profile before
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Call after even when before fails in saveComputerSnapshot.
When before rejects, after does not run. browser.sh stop can fail after it creates /tmp/chromium-paused, for example when Chromium does not exit within 20 seconds. desktop.sh then waits on that file and does not relaunch Chromium, so a retained sandbox can keep running without a browser. Move before inside the try.
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awaitbefore?.(sandbox)
try{
try{
awaitbefore?.(sandbox)
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Try it: run
examples/react/computer-use-login, ask the model to sign in to the test site, and type the password in the login card. The model drives a Chromium desktop in a Docker sandbox. It asks for a sign-in with arequestLogintool, and the server fills the form. The model never sees the password. A user who comes back later is still signed in. A thread can keep its sandbox, or save Chromium's profile as a snapshot and restore it into a new sandbox on any provider.The PR also fixes the Cloudflare sandbox provider. A command that called
exitended its shared shell session, so the sandbox computer driver did not work on Cloudflare.🎯 Changes
examples/react/computer-use-login(harnesscomputerUse()plugin,sandboxComputerwith the Docker provider):requestLogin({ site })tool stops the run withneedsApproval. The UI shows a login card./api/login. That route keeps them in memory for 5 minutes and logs nothing. The approval answer is onlytrue, so the harness log and the persistence keep no secret.sandbox/login.pyin the container. The script opens the site, makes sure that the page origin is the approved origin, fills the form through the Chromium debugging port, sends it, then clears the password fields.docs/tutorials/computer-use-login.md.sandboxComputer({ sandboxIds })in@tanstack/ai-computer-sandbox. With this option, a thread keeps its sandbox when it goes idle. The next call of the thread reconnects withprovider.resume. On E2B withonTimeout: 'pause', memory and disk come back, so the browser is still signed in.sandboxComputer({ snapshots })in@tanstack/ai-computer-sandbox. When a thread closes or goes idle, the driver saves the files of one folder with the portable snapshots from feat(ai): add durable sandbox file snapshots #1108. When the thread gets a new sandbox, the driver restores them. This works on every provider, also on Cloudflare, where the disk is empty after a restart.beforeandafterhooks stop and start the program that writes in the folder.saveComputerSnapshot()saves at once, and the example calls it after each sign-in.@tanstack/ai-sandboxnow exportscaptureSandboxFilesandrestoreSandboxFiles, the feat(ai): add durable sandbox file snapshots #1108 functions that the driver uses.execandspawnnow run each command in a subshell. Before, a command withexitended the shared session, and every later command failed.Two choices differ from the first plan:
needsApprovaltool, not a custom interrupt. It reachesuseChatas a typed approval card, and the answer holds no secret.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.docs/for this change, or this change is not user-facing.pnpm changeset), or this PR does not change a published package.🚀 Release Impact
Testing
Commands run. I did not run the full
pnpm test:pr. I ran these, and all passed:nx run-many -t test:lib,test:types,test:oxlint,test:build,build -p @tanstack/ai-computer-sandbox @tanstack/ai-sandbox @tanstack/ai-sandbox-cloudflare computer-use-loginpnpm test:sherif,pnpm test:knip,pnpm test:docskiira checkon the changed docs, andoxfmt --checkon the changed filesNo E2E test was added. The E2E suite runs computer use only with Playwright drivers, and aimock cannot fake a Docker or E2B sandbox that pauses and resumes. Unit tests cover the resume decisions, the snapshot save and restore order, and the subshell wrap.
Live checks:
provider.resumebrought back a browser that was still signed in.exit, with no workaround. The session stayed alive. The Worker is deleted.Manual test.
pnpm --filter computer-use-login build:desktopone time.OPENAI_API_KEYinexamples/react/computer-use-login/.env.local, then runpnpm --filter computer-use-login dev.tomsmithandSuperSecretPassword!, then click Sign in.How this PR makes testing easy. The new example app is the test path. The unit tests are in
packages/ai-computer-sandbox/tests/driver.test.tsandpackages/ai-sandbox-cloudflare/tests/handle.test.ts.Risk / rollback
sandboxIdsandsnapshotsare new options. Without them,sandboxComputerworks as before.cd, variables) from an earlier command now loses it. The other providers already run each command alone.Public API change
Before
After
Linked issues
Follow-up: #1983 (upgrade
@cloudflare/sandboxto 1.x for whole-container snapshots).Summary by CodeRabbit