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Remote and clean-machine proof. Packages. Docker. Live providers. Desktop. Cross-OS. The consumer repository owns when its validation needs a remote environment; Crabbox availability alone is not a reason to offload local work.
Backends:
blacksmith-testbox: trusted maintainer source. Prepared CI. tbx_....aws: direct brokered Crabbox. Fresh PRs. Custom sync/env/capture. cbx_....local-container: Docker fallback. Not remote proof.ssh: existing operator host. macOS/Windows/WSL2.Always report provider, id, run URL, command, result. Never call Testbox “AWS Crabbox.”
This canonical skill owns portable Crabbox policy and CLI operations only.
Consumer-specific setup belongs in that repository's AGENTS.md, package
scripts, hydration workflow, or another file outside the synchronized skill.
Resolve these placeholders from trusted repository instructions before running an example:
<check-command>: the repository's focused or broad validation command.<install-and-check-command>: its clean-container install plus validation.<trusted-bootstrap-script>: a maintainer-reviewed untrusted-PR bootstrap
stored outside the untrusted checkout.<container-image> and <owner/repo#number>: the consumer's runtime and PR.Never invent a missing command or copy a command from another consumer.
Routine use of the configured Crabbox/Testbox environment is part of completing the requested task; do not ask for separate approval. This includes creating, reusing and stopping task-owned leases, temporary state, and clean checkouts or worktrees needed for proof or a task-required Crabbox repair.
A dirty, missing or occupied checkout is a reason to use a clean task-owned checkout or worktree, not a permission blocker. Preserve existing checkouts, branches and unrelated edits. Keep source-trust, credential, production-access, budget and publication boundaries; routine-use approval does not waive them.
Source trust determines which providers are allowed. It does not select one.
Test size, expected duration, and hydration failure do not authorize a provider
override. Omit --provider for normal work. Add it only when the user requests
that backend or the proof specifically tests its semantics.
Run from repo root.
command -v crabbox
crabbox --version
crabbox config show --json | jq '{provider, profile, target}'
crabbox run --help | sed -n '1,100p'
command -v blacksmith
blacksmith --version
Set the checked installed binary once. A consumer may document a different trusted wrapper, but the shared skill never assumes a sibling checkout or repository-specific script.
export CRABBOX="$(command -v crabbox)"
test -n "$CRABBOX"
"$CRABBOX" --version
"$CRABBOX" config show --json | jq '{provider, profile, target}'
Read .crabbox.yaml and config show; the resolved provider can also come from
user or environment configuration. If the binary is missing, follow the
consumer's trusted install instructions. For a source build or repair, verify
the canonical upstream and use a clean task-owned checkout or worktree. Never
assume a sibling checkout is trusted or overwrite its unrelated work. Keep
task-specific builds separate from the operator's installed binary.
Use this section only when config show resolves blacksmith-testbox or the
user explicitly requested Testbox. These provider-neutral commands preserve the
resolved configuration; add --provider blacksmith-testbox only for that
explicit override.
One-shot heavy gate:
"$CRABBOX" run --timing-json -- CI=1 <check-command>
Several commands: warm once, save id, reuse, stop.
"$CRABBOX" warmup --keep --timing-json
"$CRABBOX" run --id <tbx_id> --timing-json -- <check-command>
"$CRABBOX" stop <tbx_id>
Rules:
--id runs. Never rely on
--no-sync to preserve a remote baseline: Blacksmith has no native bypass,
and released Crabbox versions can silently ignore the flag. An unchanged
intentional rerun is not a Testbox exception.--reclaim only deliberate checkout-path ownership transfer.warmup --ref; use branch/tag.blacksmith testbox list hides states. Use list --all or
status --id <tbx_id>.--id. No status --json.--fresh-pr, --full-resync, --script*,
--env-helper, capture/download flags.Clean trusted default-branch checkout. Installed trusted Crabbox binary. Fresh
lease per reviewed full head SHA. No instance role. No Tailscale. No hydration.
Only CI forwarded. Trusted bootstrap uploaded beside --fresh-pr.
cd <clean-trusted-default-branch-checkout>
env -u CRABBOX_AWS_INSTANCE_PROFILE \
"$CRABBOX" config show --json | \
jq -e '.aws.instanceProfile == ""' >/dev/null
env -u CRABBOX_AWS_INSTANCE_PROFILE \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_AUTH_KEY \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_AUTH_KEY_ENV \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_EXIT_NODE \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_EXIT_NODE_ALLOW_LAN_ACCESS \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_HOSTNAME_TEMPLATE \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_TAGS \
"$CRABBOX" warmup \
--provider aws --network public --tailscale=false \
--tailscale-exit-node= \
--tailscale-exit-node-allow-lan-access=false \
--keep --timing-json
"$CRABBOX" inspect --provider aws --id <cbx_id> --json | \
jq -e '.network == "public" and .tailscale == null' >/dev/null
env -u CRABBOX_AWS_INSTANCE_PROFILE \
CRABBOX_ENV_ALLOW=CI \
"$CRABBOX" run \
--provider aws --id <cbx_id> \
--fresh-pr <owner/repo#number> \
--no-hydrate --timing-json \
--script <trusted-bootstrap-script> -- \
<expected_full_head_sha> <check-command>
env -u CRABBOX_AWS_INSTANCE_PROFILE \
"$CRABBOX" stop --provider aws <cbx_id>
The consumer-owned bootstrap proves the IMDSv2 IAM credential endpoint returns
404, verifies the full SHA, removes inherited runtime injection variables,
pins the repository toolchain, isolates HOME, installs, and tests.
Head moved? Stop. Rewarm. No reuse across revisions. No remote PR or no-role proof unavailable? Secretless fork CI. No exceptions.
Trusted direct run:
"$CRABBOX" run \
--provider aws \
--idle-timeout 90m --ttl 240m --timing-json \
--shell -- \
"<check-command>"
Focused:
"$CRABBOX" run \
--provider aws --timing-json --shell -- \
"<check-command>"
Stale sync: retry --full-resync once. Still bad: fresh lease. One-shot should
stop itself; after failure/interruption verify "$CRABBOX" list --provider aws.
Broker auth, not cloud keys:
"$CRABBOX" config show
"$CRABBOX" doctor
"$CRABBOX" whoami
"$CRABBOX" login --url <broker-url> --provider aws
Normal validation asking for AWS keys usually means wrong path.
--fresh-pr <owner/repo#123>: clean remote checkout. Add --apply-local-patch
only for intentional local fixup. Direct providers only.
Use local Docker only when the resolved configuration selects it or the user explicitly requests a local-container lane:
"$CRABBOX" run \
--provider local-container \
--local-container-image <container-image> \
--no-hydrate --fresh-pr <owner/repo#number> \
--timing-json --shell -- \
"<install-and-check-command>"
Report local-container; not AWS/Testbox. Keep --no-hydrate and use a
repository-local dependency cache when host-mounted caches cannot cross filesystems.
Prefer built-ins:
--preflight: target/workspace/tool probes.--debug --timing-json: sync, command, total timing.--script <file> / --script-stdin: safe multiline direct-provider command.--allow-env NAME + --env-from-profile <file>: exact direct-provider env.CRABBOX_ENV_ALLOW=NAME,...: exact ambient env allowlist.--capture-stdout, --capture-stderr: direct-provider local capture.--capture-on-fail: test artifacts. Treat as secret-bearing until reviewed.--keep-on-failure: retain failed lease for debugging.--results-auto / --junit <path>: structured failure digest.CRABBOX_PHASE:<name> lines: phase timing.Secrets: exact key only. One command. Never print. Never repo file. Never shell history. No safe injection path? Report live auth blocked. No fake-key upgrade to “live proof.”
“Test in Crabbox” means user path, not merely remote unit tests.
Route:
Before/after: same Testbox when practical. Detached temp worktrees under /tmp.
Never checkout refs in synced root. For native Testbox, prepare and compare both
revisions within one synced invocation; later runs sync the local checkout again.
Full-screen CLI: real PTY. Interactive Clack: exact arrows/Enter; raw search
typing can lie.
Use the consumer's documented temporary state/config directory so proof cannot mutate the operator's normal installation.
Static hosts:
"$CRABBOX" run --provider ssh --target macos \
--static-host <macos-host> -- <check-command>
"$CRABBOX" run --provider ssh --target windows --windows-mode normal \
--static-host <windows-host> -- pwsh -NoProfile -Command '<check-command>'
"$CRABBOX" run --provider ssh --target windows --windows-mode wsl2 \
--static-host <windows-host> -- <check-command>
Windows/WSL2: prefer Azure when advertised/configured. Native Windows uses OpenSSH + PowerShell + Git + tar. Actions hydration Linux-only.
Brokered macOS: paid EC2 Mac. First quota/no-spend preflight. No silent substitution for Linux proof.
"$CRABBOX" admin hosts quota --provider aws --target macos \
--region eu-west-1 --type mac2.metal --json
"$CRABBOX" admin hosts allocate --provider aws --target macos \
--region eu-west-1 --type mac2.metal --dry-run --json
Human desktop: WebVNC preferred when the resolved provider supports it. Do not change providers only to gain desktop support.
"$CRABBOX" warmup --desktop --browser --keep
"$CRABBOX" desktop launch --id <id> \
--browser --url https://example.com --webvnc --open --take-control
"$CRABBOX" desktop doctor --id <id>
"$CRABBOX" webvnc status --id <id>
"$CRABBOX" artifacts collect --id <id> --all --output artifacts/<slug>
Before handoff, prove CLI/app from neutral ~:
"$CRABBOX" run --id <id> --shell -- \
"cd ~ && command -v <command> && <command> --version"
name: crabbox description: "Crabbox/Testbox remote proof: portable provider routing, untrusted isolation, Linux/macOS/Windows/WSL2, live E2E, diagnostics, cleanup."
---
name: crabbox
description: "Crabbox/Testbox remote proof: portable provider routing, untrusted isolation, Linux/macOS/Windows/WSL2, live E2E, diagnostics, cleanup."
---
# Crabbox
Remote and clean-machine proof. Packages. Docker. Live providers. Desktop.
Cross-OS. The consumer repository owns when its validation needs a remote
environment; Crabbox availability alone is not a reason to offload local work.
Backends:
- `blacksmith-testbox`: trusted maintainer source. Prepared CI. `tbx_...`.
- `aws`: direct brokered Crabbox. Fresh PRs. Custom sync/env/capture. `cbx_...`.
- `local-container`: Docker fallback. Not remote proof.
- `ssh`: existing operator host. macOS/Windows/WSL2.
Always report provider, id, run URL, command, result. Never call Testbox “AWS
Crabbox.”
## Repository Contract
This canonical skill owns portable Crabbox policy and CLI operations only.
Consumer-specific setup belongs in that repository's `AGENTS.md`, package
scripts, hydration workflow, or another file outside the synchronized skill.
Resolve these placeholders from trusted repository instructions before running
an example:
- `<check-command>`: the repository's focused or broad validation command.
- `<install-and-check-command>`: its clean-container install plus validation.
- `<trusted-bootstrap-script>`: a maintainer-reviewed untrusted-PR bootstrap
stored outside the untrusted checkout.
- `<container-image>` and `<owner/repo#number>`: the consumer's runtime and PR.
Never invent a missing command or copy a command from another consumer.
## Authorization and Isolation
Routine use of the configured Crabbox/Testbox environment is part of completing
the requested task; do not ask for separate approval. This includes creating,
reusing and stopping task-owned leases, temporary state, and clean checkouts or
worktrees needed for proof or a task-required Crabbox repair.
A dirty, missing or occupied checkout is a reason to use a clean task-owned
checkout or worktree, not a permission blocker. Preserve existing checkouts,
branches and unrelated edits. Keep source-trust, credential, production-access,
budget and publication boundaries; routine-use approval does not waive them.
## Route First
Source trust determines which providers are allowed. It does not select one.
- Trusted development tests/checks/builds: follow the consumer's local-first
policy; use remote when its environment is needed or explicitly requested.
- Trusted + remote proof: inspect and preserve the resolved provider.
- Blacksmith Testbox: use when already resolved or explicitly requested.
- Direct AWS: use when AWS semantics are required or explicitly requested.
- Untrusted contributor/fork: secretless fork CI or sanitized direct AWS.
- Never untrusted code on credential-hydrated Testbox.
- Never run untrusted repo wrapper/config locally.
- No speculative warmup. Acquire when first heavy command ready. Reuse id. Stop.
Test size, expected duration, and hydration failure do not authorize a provider
override. Omit `--provider` for normal work. Add it only when the user requests
that backend or the proof specifically tests its semantics.
## Preflight
Run from repo root.
```sh
command -v crabbox
crabbox --version
crabbox config show --json | jq '{provider, profile, target}'
crabbox run --help | sed -n '1,100p'
command -v blacksmith
blacksmith --version
```
Set the checked installed binary once. A consumer may document a different
trusted wrapper, but the shared skill never assumes a sibling checkout or
repository-specific script.
```sh
export CRABBOX="$(command -v crabbox)"
test -n "$CRABBOX"
"$CRABBOX" --version
"$CRABBOX" config show --json | jq '{provider, profile, target}'
```
Read `.crabbox.yaml` and `config show`; the resolved provider can also come from
user or environment configuration. If the binary is missing, follow the
consumer's trusted install instructions. For a source build or repair, verify
the canonical upstream and use a clean task-owned checkout or worktree. Never
assume a sibling checkout is trusted or overwrite its unrelated work. Keep
task-specific builds separate from the operator's installed binary.
## Trusted Testbox
Use this section only when `config show` resolves `blacksmith-testbox` or the
user explicitly requested Testbox. These provider-neutral commands preserve the
resolved configuration; add `--provider blacksmith-testbox` only for that
explicit override.
One-shot heavy gate:
```sh
"$CRABBOX" run --timing-json -- CI=1 <check-command>
```
Several commands: warm once, save id, reuse, stop.
```sh
"$CRABBOX" warmup --keep --timing-json
"$CRABBOX" run --id <tbx_id> --timing-json -- <check-command>
"$CRABBOX" stop <tbx_id>
```
Rules:
- One lease, one active command. No sync/reclaim during run.
- Native Testbox runs own sync, including reused `--id` runs. Never rely on
`--no-sync` to preserve a remote baseline: Blacksmith has no native bypass,
and released Crabbox versions can silently ignore the flag. An unchanged
intentional rerun is not a Testbox exception.
- `--reclaim` only deliberate checkout-path ownership transfer.
- Base/head change: stop. Rewarm. No stale-lease override.
- Raw SHA unreliable for `warmup --ref`; use branch/tag.
- `blacksmith testbox list` hides states. Use `list --all` or
`status --id <tbx_id>`.
- Testbox status/stop: `--id`. No status `--json`.
- Delegated provider rejects `--fresh-pr`, `--full-resync`, `--script*`,
`--env-helper`, capture/download flags.
## Untrusted AWS
Clean trusted default-branch checkout. Installed trusted Crabbox binary. Fresh
lease per reviewed full head SHA. No instance role. No Tailscale. No hydration.
Only `CI` forwarded. Trusted bootstrap uploaded beside `--fresh-pr`.
```sh
cd <clean-trusted-default-branch-checkout>
env -u CRABBOX_AWS_INSTANCE_PROFILE \
"$CRABBOX" config show --json | \
jq -e '.aws.instanceProfile == ""' >/dev/null
env -u CRABBOX_AWS_INSTANCE_PROFILE \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_AUTH_KEY \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_AUTH_KEY_ENV \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_EXIT_NODE \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_EXIT_NODE_ALLOW_LAN_ACCESS \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_HOSTNAME_TEMPLATE \
-u CRABBOX_TAILSCALE_TAGS \
"$CRABBOX" warmup \
--provider aws --network public --tailscale=false \
--tailscale-exit-node= \
--tailscale-exit-node-allow-lan-access=false \
--keep --timing-json
"$CRABBOX" inspect --provider aws --id <cbx_id> --json | \
jq -e '.network == "public" and .tailscale == null' >/dev/null
env -u CRABBOX_AWS_INSTANCE_PROFILE \
CRABBOX_ENV_ALLOW=CI \
"$CRABBOX" run \
--provider aws --id <cbx_id> \
--fresh-pr <owner/repo#number> \
--no-hydrate --timing-json \
--script <trusted-bootstrap-script> -- \
<expected_full_head_sha> <check-command>
env -u CRABBOX_AWS_INSTANCE_PROFILE \
"$CRABBOX" stop --provider aws <cbx_id>
```
The consumer-owned bootstrap proves the IMDSv2 IAM credential endpoint returns
404, verifies the full SHA, removes inherited runtime injection variables,
pins the repository toolchain, isolates `HOME`, installs, and tests.
Head moved? Stop. Rewarm. No reuse across revisions. No remote PR or no-role
proof unavailable? Secretless fork CI. No exceptions.
## Direct AWS
Trusted direct run:
```sh
"$CRABBOX" run \
--provider aws \
--idle-timeout 90m --ttl 240m --timing-json \
--shell -- \
"<check-command>"
```
Focused:
```sh
"$CRABBOX" run \
--provider aws --timing-json --shell -- \
"<check-command>"
```
Stale sync: retry `--full-resync` once. Still bad: fresh lease. One-shot should
stop itself; after failure/interruption verify `"$CRABBOX" list --provider aws`.
Broker auth, not cloud keys:
```sh
"$CRABBOX" config show
"$CRABBOX" doctor
"$CRABBOX" whoami
"$CRABBOX" login --url <broker-url> --provider aws
```
Normal validation asking for AWS keys usually means wrong path.
## Fresh PR / Container
`--fresh-pr <owner/repo#123>`: clean remote checkout. Add `--apply-local-patch`
only for intentional local fixup. Direct providers only.
Use local Docker only when the resolved configuration selects it or the user
explicitly requests a local-container lane:
```sh
"$CRABBOX" run \
--provider local-container \
--local-container-image <container-image> \
--no-hydrate --fresh-pr <owner/repo#number> \
--timing-json --shell -- \
"<install-and-check-command>"
```
Report `local-container`; not AWS/Testbox. Keep `--no-hydrate` and use a
repository-local dependency cache when host-mounted caches cannot cross filesystems.
## Observability
Prefer built-ins:
- `--preflight`: target/workspace/tool probes.
- `--debug --timing-json`: sync, command, total timing.
- `--script <file>` / `--script-stdin`: safe multiline direct-provider command.
- `--allow-env NAME` + `--env-from-profile <file>`: exact direct-provider env.
- `CRABBOX_ENV_ALLOW=NAME,...`: exact ambient env allowlist.
- `--capture-stdout`, `--capture-stderr`: direct-provider local capture.
- `--capture-on-fail`: test artifacts. Treat as secret-bearing until reviewed.
- `--keep-on-failure`: retain failed lease for debugging.
- `--results-auto` / `--junit <path>`: structured failure digest.
- `CRABBOX_PHASE:<name>` lines: phase timing.
Secrets: exact key only. One command. Never print. Never repo file. Never shell
history. No safe injection path? Report live auth blocked. No fake-key upgrade to
“live proof.”
## Real E2E
“Test in Crabbox” means user path, not merely remote unit tests.
1. Reproduce entrypoint when feasible.
2. Patch. Narrow local test.
3. Remote install/update/onboard/CLI/service/API path.
4. Record provider, id, command, environment shape, redacted secret source,
observed result.
5. Cleanup.
Route:
- Install/package: pack tarball; install like user; matching Docker/package lane.
- Provider/auth: real provider. Scrub unrelated provider vars.
- Integration: setup, config, send/receive, and inspect redacted logs.
- Service/session/tool: real CLI or API; inspect persisted state and result.
- Parser/config: focused tests enough only when OS/package/service cannot matter.
Before/after: same Testbox when practical. Detached temp worktrees under `/tmp`.
Never checkout refs in synced root. For native Testbox, prepare and compare both
revisions within one synced invocation; later runs sync the local checkout again.
Full-screen CLI: real PTY. Interactive Clack: exact arrows/Enter; raw search
typing can lie.
Use the consumer's documented temporary state/config directory so proof cannot
mutate the operator's normal installation.
## Desktop / Cross-OS
Static hosts:
```sh
"$CRABBOX" run --provider ssh --target macos \
--static-host <macos-host> -- <check-command>
"$CRABBOX" run --provider ssh --target windows --windows-mode normal \
--static-host <windows-host> -- pwsh -NoProfile -Command '<check-command>'
"$CRABBOX" run --provider ssh --target windows --windows-mode wsl2 \
--static-host <windows-host> -- <check-command>
```
Windows/WSL2: prefer Azure when advertised/configured. Native Windows uses
OpenSSH + PowerShell + Git + tar. Actions hydration Linux-only.
Brokered macOS: paid EC2 Mac. First quota/no-spend preflight. No silent
substitution for Linux proof.
```sh
"$CRABBOX" admin hosts quota --provider aws --target macos \
--region eu-west-1 --type mac2.metal --json
"$CRABBOX" admin hosts allocate --provider aws --target macos \
--region eu-west-1 --type mac2.metal --dry-run --json
```
Human desktop: WebVNC preferred when the resolved provider supports it. Do not
change providers only to gain desktop support.
```sh
"$CRABBOX" warmup --desktop --browser --keep
"$CRABBOX" desktop launch --id <id> \
--browser --url https://example.com --webvnc --open --take-control
"$CRABBOX" desktop doctor --id <id>
"$CRABBOX" webvnc status --id <id>
"$CRABBOX" artifacts collect --id <id> --all --output artifacts/<slug>
```
Before handoff, prove CLI/app from neutral `~`:
```sh
"$CRABBOX" run --id <id> --shell -- \
"cd ~ && command -v <command> && <command> --version"
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