hosted-agents

Build sandboxed background coding agents with pre-built images, warm pools, and multiplayer sessions.

Updated Apr 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Syedyasir001/RVULibPass --skill hosted-agents-syedyasir001
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: hosted-agents
Source: https://github.com/Syedyasir001/RVULibPass/tree/main/.agent/skills/library/hosted-agents
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Syedyasir001/RVULibPass --skill hosted-agents-syedyasir001

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Running coding agents on local machines limits concurrency, creates inconsistent environments, and blocks collaboration. This Skill provides the architecture and patterns for hosting agents in remote sandboxed environments with near-zero perceived startup latency. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Sandbox Infrastructure: Pre-build environment images on a 30-minute cadence, maintain warm sandbox pools, and use filesystem snapshots for instant session restore. - Speed Optimizations: Start warming sandboxes when users begin typing, allow file reads before git sync completes, and move all setup work to image build time. - Multiplayer & Multi-Client Support: Synchronize session state across Slack, web, and Chrome extension clients with per-user commit attribution and GitHub-based PR creation. - Use Case: A platform team wants to offer background coding agents to their organization. Use this Skill to design the sandbox lifecycle, API layer with per-session state isolation, and Slack bot distribution channel with repository classification. ## Quick Start Use the hosted-agents skill to design the sandbox infrastructure and warm pool strategy for a background coding agent that opens PRs on behalf of users.

Frequently Asked Questions about hosted-agents

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I reduce cold start latency for sandboxed coding agents?▼

Pre-build environment images on a 30-minute cadence with dependencies installed and caches warmed, then maintain a pool of pre-warmed sandboxes. Start warming a sandbox as soon as the user begins typing so it is ready before they submit their prompt.

How do background agents commit code as the user instead of a bot?▼

Set git config user.name and user.email explicitly in each sandbox using the prompting user's identity. Use GitHub App installation tokens for cloning, but create PRs with the user's OAuth token so PRs appear as human-authored.

Can agents read files before git sync completes in a sandbox?▼

Yes, file reads are safe before sync completes because recently changed files rarely overlap with the agent's research targets. Block only write operations until synchronization finishes to prevent conflicts with incoming changes.

What sandbox providers work for hosted agent infrastructure?▼

Modal Sandboxes provide near-instant startup and filesystem snapshots suitable for this architecture. Cloudflare Durable Objects handle per-session state with WebSocket hibernation, while the patterns adapt to other providers like Fly.io.

Why do sandboxed agent sessions lose completed work?▼

Work is lost when sandboxes are recycled or time out before results are extracted. Always snapshot the filesystem before termination and build explicit extraction steps like pushing branches or creating PRs into the session teardown flow.

What metrics indicate a background agent product is working?▼

Track sessions resulting in merged PRs as the primary success metric, along with time from session start to first model response, PR approval rate, and the percentage of agent-written code across repositories.