Theoretically, the in-memory sandbox and virtual file system should run in a web browser, but the current code implementation seems to rely on Node.js libraries, causing it to fail to run in a browser.
Does running it in a web browser align with the library's original design principles?
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cramforce9mo ago(With some limitations)
cramforce9mo agoWould you try it if we ship? https://github.com/vercel-labs/bash-tool/pull/7
wang12129mo agoWould you try it if we ship? #7
Yes, I will conduct a trial run and do some testing, but my tests may not be comprehensive.
Besides, thank you for taking this requirement into consideration. I have read the blog posts you published, and the virtual bash and file system are such brilliant ideas for building agents. I hope they will be seen and put into practice by more people.
#7 @cramforce Will it be released?
Furthermore, I saw that you provided a skill example. In fact, one of my goals in using the bash-tool was to build skill support for agents in a web environment, and I also use Vercel's ai-sdk to build agents.
shenjunjian9mo agoReason 1: Both ai and just-bash can run in the browser (though insecure). Reason 2: createBashTool accepts a sandbox parameter. Therefore, adding browser support makes sense.
It could be made to work