Cloudrouter

What it does

This skill, Cloudrouter, automates the creation and management of cloud sandboxes for development purposes. It allows AI agents to quickly set up remote environments with GPU support and browser automation capabilities, simplifying workflows and improving developer productivity. The tool synchronizes local directories to these cloud sandboxes, enabling rapid prototyping and testing.

When to use it

• When you need a remote development environment with specific hardware configurations (e.g., GPUs).
• For quickly setting up isolated environments for experimenting or debugging code.
• To automate browser interactions within a controlled sandbox environment.
• When working on projects requiring significant computational resources beyond what's available locally.
• To easily access and manage multiple development sandboxes.

Key capabilities

• Sandbox Creation: Creates cloud-based development environments from local directories.
• GPU Support: Offers options for sandboxes equipped with T4, A100, or H100 GPUs.
• Size Management: Allows specifying sandbox size (small vs. large).
• Browser Automation: Includes commands to navigate URLs, take screenshots, and interact with browser elements.
• Environment Access: Provides access to VS Code, Jupyter Lab, terminal sessions (pty), and VNC desktops within the sandboxes.
• Sandbox Management: Lists existing sandboxes, pauses/resumes them, and stops them entirely.

Example prompts

• "Create a cloud sandbox from my current directory."
• "Start a small cloud sandbox with a T4 GPU."
• "List all of my available cloud sandboxes."
• "Open VS Code in browser for the active cloudrouter sandbox."

Tips & gotchas

• Authentication Required: You must run cloudrouter login before using any other commands. The skill will automatically prompt you to do this if needed.
• CLI Installation: The agent will automatically install or update the @manaflow-ai/cloudrouter CLI with npm install -g @manaflow-ai/cloudrouter. This is essential for proper functionality and should not be skipped.
• Preferred Workflow: Use cloudrouter start . or cloudrouter start <local-path> to synchronize your local directory, rather than cloning from a Git repository.