feat(sandbox): replace chromium with obscura in the sandbox image - #99
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe sandbox image replaces Playwright Chromium with architecture-specific Obscura binaries. Documentation and sandbox context notes describe Obscura commands, private-network access, and its Chrome DevTools Protocol subset on port 9222. ChangesObscura browser integration
Priority: ⬇️ Low — Defer this sandbox image dependency change because its scope is limited to replacing Chromium with Obscura and updating related documentation. Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This replaces the sandbox browser with Obscura, but the image still selects a mutable release artifact and includes documentation and command guidance that can mislead users or fail when copied. Resolve these issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@container/Dockerfile`:
- Line 109: Update the Obscura download in the Dockerfile to use the immutable
v0.2.2 release URL instead of releases/latest, and verify the
architecture-specific SHA-256 digest before extracting the archive. Keep the
existing obscura_arch selection and extraction flow, using the corresponding
expected digest for each supported architecture.
- Around line 109-110: Update the Dockerfile command using the obscura archive
download so curl failures cannot be masked by tar; either download the archive
before extraction or run the pipeline with a shell that supports and enables
pipefail, while preserving extraction to /usr/local/bin.
In `@docs/api/_media/sandbox.md`:
- Line 29: Update the default-image description to match container/Dockerfile’s
NodeSource current-channel installation: replace “Node.js 24” with “Node.js
(NodeSource current channel)” in docs/api/_media/sandbox.md:29 and
docs/sandbox.md:29.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 567: Remeasure the built image and update the size statement from
“roughly 1.65 GB” in README.md:567-567 and docs/api/README.md:569-569, or
qualify it with the measurement context if appropriate; keep both documentation
sites consistent.
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| && curl -fsSL "https://github.com/h4ckf0r0day/obscura/releases/latest/download/obscura-${obscura_arch}-linux.tar.gz" \ |
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git diff --stat -- container/Dockerfile
printf '%s\n' '--- changed hunk ---'
git diff -- container/Dockerfile | sed -n '1,180p'
printf '%s\n' '--- Obscura references ---'
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jq '{tag_name, draft, prerelease, assets: [.assets[] | {name, browser_download_url, digest}]}'
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Pin the Obscura artifact to v0.2.2.
The releases/latest URL is mutable. Pin it to releases/download/v0.2.2/obscura-${obscura_arch}-linux.tar.gz and verify the architecture-specific SHA-256 digest before extracting.
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In `@container/Dockerfile` at line 109, Update the Obscura download in the
Dockerfile to use the immutable v0.2.2 release URL instead of releases/latest,
and verify the architecture-specific SHA-256 digest before extracting the
archive. Keep the existing obscura_arch selection and extraction flow, using the
corresponding expected digest for each supported architecture.
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| && curl -fsSL "https://github.com/h4ckf0r0day/obscura/releases/latest/download/obscura-${obscura_arch}-linux.tar.gz" \ | ||
| | tar xz -C /usr/local/bin \ |
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rg -n '^(FROM|SHELL|USER)|obscura|pipefail|set -' container/Dockerfile
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Make archive download failures fail the image build.
Docker runs this RUN with /bin/sh, so the pipeline status comes from tar. A failed curl transfer can be masked when tar successfully extracts the received archive. Download the archive before extraction, or invoke the pipeline with a shell that supports and enables pipefail.
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In `@container/Dockerfile` around lines 109 - 110, Update the Dockerfile command
using the obscura archive download so curl failures cannot be masked by tar;
either download the archive before extraction or run the pipeline with a shell
that supports and enables pipefail, while preserving extraction to
/usr/local/bin.
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| `msb load` registers the archive under the tag Forge looks up (`sandbox.image`, default `oc-forge-sandbox:latest`); list loaded images with `msb images --format json`. | ||
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| The default image includes Node.js 24, pnpm, Bun, Python 3 + uv, ripgrep, git, jq, Chromium, and Docker Engine (see [Nested Docker](#nested-docker)). | ||
| The default image includes Node.js 24, pnpm, Bun, Python 3 + uv, ripgrep, git, jq, Obscura, and Docker Engine (see [Nested Docker](#nested-docker)). |
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printf '%s\n' '--- sandbox Dockerfile candidates ---'
git ls-files | grep -Ei '(^|/)(dockerfile|.*sandbox.*)$' || true
printf '%s\n' '--- Node.js installation references ---'
rg -n -i --glob '!node_modules' --glob '!dist' 'nodesource|setup_(current|[0-9]+)\.x|node\.js|nodejs|node-version|FROM .*node' . | head -200Repository: chriswritescode-dev/opencode-forge
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Align the sandbox documentation with container/Dockerfile.
container/Dockerfile:38 installs Node.js from NodeSource’s current channel, but docs/api/_media/sandbox.md:29 and docs/sandbox.md:29 state Node.js 24. If the current channel is intended, document Node.js (NodeSource current channel) in both files. Otherwise, pin the Dockerfile to Node.js 24.
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In `@docs/api/_media/sandbox.md` at line 29, Update the default-image description
to match container/Dockerfile’s NodeSource current-channel installation: replace
“Node.js 24” with “Node.js (NodeSource current channel)” in
docs/api/_media/sandbox.md:29 and docs/sandbox.md:29.
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| The default image includes Node.js (NodeSource current channel), pnpm, Bun, Python 3 + uv, ripgrep, git, jq, and a full Docker Engine (docker-ce, CLI, containerd, Buildx, and Compose from Docker's official apt repo) that runs natively inside the microVM — `docker run`, `docker build`, and `docker compose` all work in-sandbox. The daemon is started on demand by `forge-dockerd-start` (msb boots its own `agentd` as PID 1 and ignores the image's entrypoint, so nothing runs dockerd at boot); `/var/lib/docker` is backed by a dedicated block device because overlayfs cannot run on a virtiofs mount. The built image is roughly 1.65 GB. The image also ships the current Playwright Chromium build as `chromium` (Google publishes no linux/arm64 Chrome build, so Chromium is the arm64 equivalent). | ||
| The default image includes Node.js (NodeSource current channel), pnpm, Bun, Python 3 + uv, ripgrep, git, jq, and a full Docker Engine (docker-ce, CLI, containerd, Buildx, and Compose from Docker's official apt repo) that runs natively inside the microVM — `docker run`, `docker build`, and `docker compose` all work in-sandbox. The daemon is started on demand by `forge-dockerd-start` (msb boots its own `agentd` as PID 1 and ignores the image's entrypoint, so nothing runs dockerd at boot); `/var/lib/docker` is backed by a dedicated block device because overlayfs cannot run on a virtiofs mount. The built image is roughly 1.65 GB. The image also ships the Obscura headless browser engine as `obscura` (Rust with embedded V8; `obscura serve` speaks the Chrome DevTools Protocol, so Puppeteer and Playwright connect to it like headless Chrome). |
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Remeasure the image before publishing its size.
README.md#L567-L567: replace or qualify theroughly 1.65 GBmeasurement.docs/api/README.md#L569-L569: apply the same updated measurement.
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In `@README.md` at line 567, Remeasure the built image and update the size
statement from “roughly 1.65 GB” in README.md:567-567 and
docs/api/README.md:569-569, or qualify it with the measurement context if
appropriate; keep both documentation sites consistent.
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In `@src/sandbox/context.ts`:
- Line 25: Update the fetch command example in the sandbox context to avoid
shell metacharacters: replace the pipe-separated format and angle-bracket URL
placeholder with a copy-safe concrete format or a plain placeholder, while
preserving the documented fetch options.
In `@test/sandbox/context.test.ts`:
- Around line 42-49: Extend the SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE assertions to require the
endpoint and fetch contract details: --dump, 127.0.0.1:9222, and guidance for
attaching with both Puppeteer and Playwright. Keep the existing command,
private-network, and subset-of-CDP assertions unchanged.
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| 'Environment-specific tooling that is missing or incompatible is not acceptable: install or reinstall the required tooling and dependencies in the container, rerun the intended checks, and do not misreport environment-induced failures as code defects.', | ||
| 'Passwordless sudo is available for installing missing tools system-wide.', | ||
| 'Docker is available inside the sandbox: run forge-dockerd-start to ensure the daemon is running (idempotent, safe to run any time).', | ||
| 'Obscura is available inside the sandbox as a headless browser: obscura fetch --dump text|markdown|html|links <url> returns a fully rendered page, and obscura serve exposes a Chrome DevTools Protocol endpoint on 127.0.0.1:9222 that Puppeteer and Playwright can attach to, implementing a subset of CDP rather than all of it. Loopback and private addresses are refused unless --allow-private-network is passed, so reaching a local dev server requires that flag.', |
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Use copy-safe syntax for the fetch example.
The text uses text|markdown|html|links and <url> as one command. A copied command is parsed as a pipeline and redirection. Use a placeholder without shell metacharacters, or show one concrete format.
Proposed fix
- 'Obscura is available inside the sandbox as a headless browser: obscura fetch --dump text|markdown|html|links <url> returns a fully rendered page, and obscura serve exposes a Chrome DevTools Protocol endpoint on 127.0.0.1:9222 that Puppeteer and Playwright can attach to, implementing a subset of CDP rather than all of it. Loopback and private addresses are refused unless --allow-private-network is passed, so reaching a local dev server requires that flag.',
+ 'Obscura is available inside the sandbox as a headless browser: use obscura fetch --dump FORMAT URL (FORMAT is one of text, markdown, html, or links) to return a fully rendered page, and obscura serve exposes a Chrome DevTools Protocol endpoint on 127.0.0.1:9222 that Puppeteer and Playwright can attach to, implementing a subset of CDP rather than all of it. Loopback and private addresses are refused unless --allow-private-network is passed, so reaching a local dev server requires that flag.',📝 Committable suggestion
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| 'Obscura is available inside the sandbox as a headless browser: obscura fetch --dump text|markdown|html|links <url> returns a fully rendered page, and obscura serve exposes a Chrome DevTools Protocol endpoint on 127.0.0.1:9222 that Puppeteer and Playwright can attach to, implementing a subset of CDP rather than all of it. Loopback and private addresses are refused unless --allow-private-network is passed, so reaching a local dev server requires that flag.', | |
| 'Obscura is available inside the sandbox as a headless browser: use obscura fetch --dump FORMAT URL (FORMAT is one of text, markdown, html, or links) to return a fully rendered page, and obscura serve exposes a Chrome DevTools Protocol endpoint on 127.0.0.1:9222 that Puppeteer and Playwright can attach to, implementing a subset of CDP rather than all of it. Loopback and private addresses are refused unless --allow-private-network is passed, so reaching a local dev server requires that flag.', |
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In `@src/sandbox/context.ts` at line 25, Update the fetch command example in the
sandbox context to avoid shell metacharacters: replace the pipe-separated format
and angle-bracket URL placeholder with a copy-safe concrete format or a plain
placeholder, while preserving the documented fetch options.
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| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('obscura fetch') | ||
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('obscura serve') | ||
| // Private-address blocking is on by default, so an agent scraping its own dev | ||
| // server silently fails without this flag. | ||
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('--allow-private-network') | ||
| // `obscura serve` implements only part of CDP, so the note must not promise | ||
| // drop-in headless Chrome (page.setContent, for one, is unimplemented). | ||
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toMatch(/subset of CDP/i) |
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Assert the endpoint and fetch contract.
The test checks only the command names and the generic CDP limitation. It still passes if the note removes --dump, 127.0.0.1:9222, or the Puppeteer and Playwright attachment guidance. Add assertions for these details.
Proposed assertions
expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('obscura fetch')
+ expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('obscura fetch --dump')
expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('obscura serve')
+ expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('127.0.0.1:9222')
+ expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('Puppeteer and Playwright')📝 Committable suggestion
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| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('obscura fetch') | |
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('obscura serve') | |
| // Private-address blocking is on by default, so an agent scraping its own dev | |
| // server silently fails without this flag. | |
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('--allow-private-network') | |
| // `obscura serve` implements only part of CDP, so the note must not promise | |
| // drop-in headless Chrome (page.setContent, for one, is unimplemented). | |
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toMatch(/subset of CDP/i) | |
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('obscura fetch') | |
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('obscura fetch --dump') | |
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('obscura serve') | |
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('127.0.0.1:9222') | |
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('Puppeteer and Playwright') | |
| // Private-address blocking is on by default, so an agent scraping its own dev | |
| // server silently fails without this flag. | |
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toContain('--allow-private-network') | |
| // `obscura serve` implements only part of CDP, so the note must not promise | |
| // drop-in headless Chrome (page.setContent, for one, is unimplemented). | |
| expect(SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE).toMatch(/subset of CDP/i) |
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@test/sandbox/context.test.ts` around lines 42 - 49, Extend the
SANDBOX_CONTEXT_NOTE assertions to require the endpoint and fetch contract
details: --dump, 127.0.0.1:9222, and guidance for attaching with both Puppeteer
and Playwright. Keep the existing command, private-network, and subset-of-CDP
assertions unchanged.
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Summary
Replaces the Playwright Chromium install in the sandbox image with the Obscura headless browser engine (https://github.com/h4ckf0r0day/obscura, v0.2.2, Apache-2.0) — a Rust-based headless browser with embedded V8, built for web scraping and agent automation. Chromium and the
playwright-corepackage used to fetch it are gone; the image instead installs upstream release binaries.Behavior
container/Dockerfileinstallsobscuraandobscura-workerfrom the official release tarball into/usr/local/bin; the worker sits next to the engine as required for parallel scraping. No apt packages are added — the binaries only need glibc ≥ 2.35, which the ubuntu:24.04 base provides.dpkg --print-architecture(amd64/arm64) is translated to the upstream asset names (x86_64/aarch64); an unsupported arch fails the build with a clear message instead of a broken image.chmod -R 0777 /opt/forgestays as the last build step touching/opt/forge, keeping the pnpm store writable by exec UIDs.Docs
README.md,docs/sandbox.md, and the generateddocs/api/pages updated: image-contents lists now name Obscura, and the browser section documentsobscura serve --port 9222(CDP), so Puppeteer and Playwright connect to it like headless Chrome.Tests
test/sandbox/template.test.tscovers the Dockerfile contract and passes.Validation
curl -fsSL ... | tar xz -C dir) run on a Linux host;obscura 0.2.2 --versionand--helpverified for the x86_64 binary, and the aarch64 asset confirmed present in the same release via the GitHub API.pnpm test --project node test/sandbox/template.test.tspasses (13/13).Summary by CodeRabbit
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