fix(ai-sandbox-daytona): keep workspace secrets out of Daytona records - #1324
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…ion Secrets Create and snapshot restore map workspace env through daytona.secret.create and the sandbox `secrets` parameter so GET /sandbox and session command records never see plaintext values. env.set no longer overlays those values onto exec/spawn after mount. Fixes #1084
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Daytona provider now creates organization Secrets for workspace environment values, maps them during sandbox creation and restore, and prevents plaintext values from entering persistent execution environments. Tests, documentation, SDK metadata, and release metadata were updated. ChangesDaytona workspace secret protection
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Workspace secrets are moved out of sandbox records, but later environment configuration may be silently ignored for secret-bearing or resumed sandboxes, and per-command spawn environment values may still be persisted in sandbox files. These runtime and secret-handling risks should be resolved before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DaytonaProvider
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DaytonaProvider->>DaytonaSecretAPI: Create or reuse organization Secret
DaytonaSecretAPI-->>DaytonaProvider: Return Secret name
DaytonaProvider->>DaytonaSandboxAPI: Create or restore with Secret mapping
DaytonaSandboxAPI-->>DaytonaProvider: Return sandbox
DaytonaProvider->>DaytonaHandle: Disable persistent env overlay
DaytonaHandle->>DaytonaSandboxAPI: Execute with per-call env or sourced spawn env
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In `@docs/sandbox/providers.md`:
- Around line 195-198: Update ensureOrgSecrets to pass an explicit hosts
allowlist when calling secret.create, limiting substitution to the intended
trusted HTTPS hosts rather than all outbound hosts. Update the Daytona
documentation around the organization Secret behavior to describe the host
restriction and keep the existing placeholder and per-command environment
semantics.
In `@packages/ai-sandbox-daytona/src/handle.ts`:
- Line 248: Update spawnProcess and the applyEnvSet handling so per-command
opts.env values are not persisted or uploaded to .tanstack-ai-env; use a
secret-safe transient environment path or reject sensitive spawn values while
preserving non-sensitive execution behavior. Add a regression test covering
spawn(..., { env }) and verifying the values do not appear in the persisted
environment file.
In `@packages/ai-sandbox-daytona/src/provider.ts`:
- Around line 142-146: Validate the configured apiUrl before the
secret-provisioning call in the provider flow, rejecting any non-HTTPS URL
before invoking daytona.secret.create. Preserve valid HTTPS URLs and ensure the
validation covers the configured request base used by the Daytona client.
- Line 167: Update the DaytonaHandle environment setup around wrapCreated so
filtering is based on mounted Secret key names rather than the boolean secrets
=== undefined value. Pass those key names consistently during create, restore,
and resume, while suppressing secret values without persisting them and allowing
unrelated SandboxEnv variables through env.set.
- Around line 128-179: The ensureOrgSecrets flow must preserve empty environment
assignments while continuing to store non-empty values as organization Secrets.
Update ensureOrgSecrets and the create/restore flows so empty keys are tracked
separately and applied through the existing env.set overlay mechanism, while
secret-backed values remain passed via the secrets mapping; ensure overlays are
applied whenever empty entries exist, not only when no secrets were created.
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| Daytona stores each value as an organization Secret and mounts a | ||
| placeholder in the sandbox env. The create record, the dashboard env | ||
| view, and session command strings do not contain the real value. Daytona | ||
| substitutes the value on outbound HTTPS requests. Per-command `opts.env` |
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Daytona SDK v0.192.0, released on June 26, 2026, introduced organization-scoped secrets management [1][2]. This feature enhances security by preventing plaintext credentials from being exposed within sandbox environments [3]. Organization secrets function by storing encrypted values at the organization level [3]. When a sandbox is created, you map an environment variable to a secret name [3]. Instead of the actual credential, Daytona injects an opaque placeholder token (e.g., dtn_secret_<random_string>) into the sandbox environment [3][4]. When the sandbox initiates an outbound HTTPS request, an outbound proxy inspects the request headers [3]. If a header contains the placeholder and the destination host matches the secret's predefined allowlist, the proxy transparently replaces the placeholder with the decrypted real value before the request reaches the destination [3][5][6]. For any other destination, the placeholder remains unchanged, ensuring the real value is never exposed to unapproved hosts [3]. To create a record of a secret, you can use the Daytona SDK's SecretService, which provides methods for creating, managing, and deleting these credentials [4]. When creating a sandbox, you pass these secrets as a map of environment variable names to secret names within the creation parameters [3][7][4]. This setup allows applications to interact with services securely, as the secrets are only substituted in HTTPS request headers directed toward explicitly allowed hosts [3][5][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.daytona.io/changelog/secrets-support-and-go-sdk-module-path-migration
- 2: https://github.com/daytona/clients/releases/tag/v0.192.0
- 3: https://www.daytona.io/docs/en/secrets/
- 4: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@daytona/sdk@0.207.0/cjs/Secret.d.ts
- 5: https://www.daytona.io/docs/en/guides/amp/amp-sdk-coding-agent/
- 6: https://www.daytona.io/docs/en/guides/claude/claude-agent-sdk-connect-service-sandbox.md
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In Daytona, secrets are organization-scoped, encrypted credentials designed to be used within sandboxes without exposing sensitive values as plaintext [1]. When creating a sandbox, you map environment variable names to specific secret names [1]. Instead of containing the actual credential, the environment variable is populated with an opaque placeholder token [1]. When your code sends an outbound HTTPS request using this placeholder, Daytona's outbound proxy automatically replaces the placeholder with the real secret value, but only when the request is sent to a pre-defined allowed host [1]. This architecture ensures that sensitive information is never exposed within the sandbox environment, logs, or snapshots [1]. Additionally, secret values are masked in system audit logs to maintain security [1].
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Daytona uses a secure mechanism for handling secrets where sensitive credentials are never exposed in plaintext within a sandbox environment [1]. Instead of exposing the actual secret, Daytona injects an opaque placeholder token into the environment [1]. When a sandbox initiates outbound HTTPS traffic, an outbound proxy inspects the request headers [1]. If the request contains this placeholder and the destination host matches an allowlist associated with that secret, the proxy replaces the placeholder with the decrypted, actual secret value before the request reaches the destination [1]. If the destination host is not on the allowlist, the proxy forwards the request with the placeholder unchanged, ensuring the real credential is never transmitted to unauthorized hosts [1]. The allowlist is defined by a hosts array when creating or updating a secret, and it supports subdomains via wildcard matching (e.g., *.example.com) [1]. It is recommended to define an allowlist for every secret to maintain security, as omitting the hosts array leaves the secret unrestricted, allowing the proxy to substitute the real value for requests to any host [1]. Dashboard configuration for these secrets is managed within the Daytona interface where these host arrays are specified [1].
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Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-200): Exposure of Sensitive Information to an Unauthorized Actor
Reachability: External · Exploitability: Trivial
Restrict organization secrets to allowed hosts.
ensureOrgSecrets creates each secret without a hosts allowlist. Daytona can then substitute the secret into requests to any HTTPS host, allowing sandbox code to exfiltrate credentials. Pass an explicit allowlist to secret.create and document that restriction.
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In `@docs/sandbox/providers.md` around lines 195 - 198, Update ensureOrgSecrets to
pass an explicit hosts allowlist when calling secret.create, limiting
substitution to the intended trusted HTTPS hosts rather than all outbound hosts.
Update the Daytona documentation around the organization Secret behavior to
describe the host restriction and keep the existing placeholder and per-command
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| this.env = { | ||
| set: (vars) => { | ||
| Object.assign(this.envVars, vars) | ||
| if (this.applyEnvSet) Object.assign(this.envVars, vars) |
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Do not persist spawn option secrets in .tanstack-ai-env.
applyEnvSet excludes only env.set values. spawnProcess still merges opts.env and uploads the plaintext to .tanstack-ai-env. Provide a secret-safe spawn environment path, or reject sensitive per-command spawn values. Add a regression test for spawn(..., { env }).
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| * Create-or-reuse organization Secrets and return env-var → secret-name. | ||
| * Empty values are skipped. A 409 means this name (key + value hash) already | ||
| * exists, so the mapping can reuse it. | ||
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| private async ensureOrgSecrets( | ||
| env?: Record<string, string>, | ||
| ): Promise<SandboxHandle> { | ||
| const handle = await this.wrapCreated(sandbox) | ||
| if (env !== undefined) await handle.env.set(env) | ||
| return handle | ||
| ): Promise<Record<string, string> | undefined> { | ||
| if (env === undefined) return undefined | ||
| const secrets: Record<string, string> = {} | ||
| for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(env)) { | ||
| if (value === '') continue | ||
| const name = daytonaOrgSecretName(key, value) | ||
| try { | ||
| await this.daytona.secret.create({ | ||
| name, | ||
| value, | ||
| description: 'TanStack AI workspace secret', | ||
| }) | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| if (!isConflictError(error)) throw error | ||
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| secrets[key] = name | ||
| } | ||
| return Object.keys(secrets).length > 0 ? secrets : undefined | ||
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| async create(input: SandboxCreateInput): Promise<SandboxHandle> { | ||
| const secrets = await this.ensureOrgSecrets(input.env) | ||
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| this.createParams({ | ||
| snapshot: this.config.snapshot, | ||
| id: input.id, | ||
| policy: input.policy, | ||
| ...(secrets !== undefined ? { secrets } : {}), | ||
| }), | ||
| ) | ||
| return this.wrapReady(sandbox, input.env) | ||
| // Workspace secrets live in Daytona OS env as placeholders. Do not overlay | ||
| // plaintext via env.set (bootstrap and resume also call env.set). | ||
| return this.wrapCreated(sandbox, secrets === undefined) | ||
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| const secrets = await this.ensureOrgSecrets(input.env) | ||
| const sandbox = await this.daytona.create( | ||
| this.createParams({ | ||
| snapshot: input.snapshotId, | ||
| policy: input.policy, | ||
| ...(secrets !== undefined ? { secrets } : {}), | ||
| }), | ||
| ) | ||
| return this.wrapReady(sandbox, input.env) | ||
| return this.wrapCreated(sandbox, secrets === undefined) |
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Preserve empty assignments in mixed environment maps. SandboxCreateInput.env and SandboxRestoreInput.env preserve empty strings. When a map also contains a non-empty value, ensureOrgSecrets drops the empty entry and disables all later env.set overlays. Daytona then receives no assignment for that key, so an image or snapshot value may remain. Apply empty keys through a non-secret empty-value overlay while keeping non-empty values as organization Secrets.
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In `@packages/ai-sandbox-daytona/src/provider.ts` around lines 128 - 179, The
ensureOrgSecrets flow must preserve empty environment assignments while
continuing to store non-empty values as organization Secrets. Update
ensureOrgSecrets and the create/restore flows so empty keys are tracked
separately and applied through the existing env.set overlay mechanism, while
secret-backed values remain passed via the secrets mapping; ensure overlays are
applied whenever empty entries exist, not only when no secrets were created.
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In the @daytona/sdk, the apiUrl parameter within the DaytonaConfig object specifies the base URL used by the SDK to communicate with the Daytona API [1][2][3]. The default value for this configuration is https://app.daytona.io/api [1][4]. Regarding HTTP client behavior such as redirects, the Daytona SDKs (both TypeScript and Python) rely on underlying network transport libraries (such as axios for TypeScript or aiohttp/urllib3 for Python) to handle standard HTTP mechanics, including redirects [5][6][7]. The apiUrl acts as the base host and path prefix for all API operations [8][3]. If your environment involves custom deployments or reverse proxies, the SDK is designed to derive necessary service endpoints—including WebSocket connections—directly from the configured apiUrl [8]. If you are encountering unexpected behavior related to HTTP redirects or connection issues, consider the following: - Ensure the apiUrl correctly points to the intended base path [4][9]. - For the Python SDK on dual-stack networks, intermittent connection issues (which can sometimes be misattributed to routing or redirection) can be tuned using the DAYTONA_HAPPY_EYEBALLS_DELAY environment variable [1][10]. - In some older versions or specific configurations, note that serverUrl was a deprecated alias for apiUrl [3][11][12]; ensure you are using apiUrl to maintain forward compatibility [3][9].
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- 5: https://github.com/daytonaio/daytona/blob/46f29d5b/libs/sdk-python/src/daytona/_sync/daytona.py
- 6: https://github.com/daytonaio/daytona/blob/46f29d5b/libs/sdk-python/src/daytona/_async/daytona.py
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- 9: https://www.daytona.io/docs/typescript-sdk/daytona.md
- 10: https://www.daytona.io/docs/en/python-sdk/
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rg -n -C 6 'apiUrl|basePath|Authorization|axios\.create|maxRedirects|redirect' "$pkg/cjs/Daytona.js" "$pkg/esm/Daytona.js" "$pkg/cjs" "$pkg/esm" --glob '!*.map' | head -300Repository: TanStack/ai
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Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-319): Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Reachability: Internal · Exploitability: Moderate
Reject non-HTTPS apiUrl values before Secret provisioning.
@daytona/sdk 0.192.0 uses the configured URL as its request base and adds the bearer credential without enforcing HTTPS. An HTTP override can expose workspace secrets and the API credential to network observers.
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In `@packages/ai-sandbox-daytona/src/provider.ts` around lines 142 - 146, Validate
the configured apiUrl before the secret-provisioning call in the provider flow,
rejecting any non-HTTPS URL before invoking daytona.secret.create. Preserve
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| return this.wrapReady(sandbox, input.env) | ||
| // Workspace secrets live in Daytona OS env as placeholders. Do not overlay | ||
| // plaintext via env.set (bootstrap and resume also call env.set). | ||
| return this.wrapCreated(sandbox, secrets === undefined) |
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Filter env.set by mounted Secret keys, not by handle.
applyEnvSet: false makes DaytonaHandle.env.set silently discard every value, while exec and spawn consume only the retained values. Create and restore select this mode when any Secret is mounted, and resume always selects it. This breaks the SandboxEnv contract for unrelated variables and for resumed sandboxes without mounted Secrets. Pass only mounted Secret key names to the handle, including on resume, and suppress those keys without persisting their values.
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In `@packages/ai-sandbox-daytona/src/provider.ts` at line 167, Update the
DaytonaHandle environment setup around wrapCreated so filtering is based on
mounted Secret key names rather than the boolean secrets === undefined value.
Pass those key names consistently during create, restore, and resume, while
suppressing secret values without persisting them and allowing unrelated
SandboxEnv variables through env.set.
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Sherif requires one version of @daytona/sdk in the workspace. Bump the isolate driver to ^0.192.0 to match @tanstack/ai-sandbox-daytona.
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Workspace secrets on Daytona no longer land in the sandbox record or in session command strings. Create and snapshot restore store each value as a Daytona organization Secret and mount a placeholder in the sandbox env.
@tanstack/ai-isolate-daytonauses the same@daytona/sdkversion so the workspace version check passes.🎯 Changes
Daytona create and restore now call
daytona.secret.create, then passsecrets: { ENV_NAME: secretName }intodaytona.create. The sandbox env holdsdtn_secret_*, not the plaintext value.env.setfrom bootstrap and resume does not overlay that plaintext onto exec or spawn.@daytona/sdkis bumped from^0.191.0to^0.192.0(the first release with organization Secrets) in both@tanstack/ai-sandbox-daytonaand@tanstack/ai-isolate-daytona.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.docs/for this change, or this change is not user-facing.pnpm changeset), or this PR does not change a published package.Package-scoped gates ran and passed:
test:lib,test:types,test:oxlinton@tanstack/ai-sandbox-daytona, pluspnpm test:docs. Fullpnpm test:prwas not run.🚀 Release Impact
Root cause
Issue. On Daytona, workspace secrets stayed in records that org members can read: create-time
envVarsonGET /sandbox/:id, and the command string (or spawn env file) of each session command. Harness keys such asANTHROPIC_API_KEYand git tokens were in those records for the life of the sandbox or session.Cause.
ensure()resolvescreateSecrets()intoSandboxCreateInput.env. Before this PR, the Daytona adapter either put that map inenvVars(original bug) or calledhandle.env.setafter create (PR #1094).env.setthen merged those values into everyexecuteCommandenv argument and into.tanstack-ai-envfor spawn. Session execute has no env field, so spawn wrote the values to a file the Daytona FS API can read. The adapter also stayed on@daytona/sdk0.191.0, which has no organization Secrets API.Fix. Create each workspace secret as a Daytona organization Secret (name includes a value hash; a 409 reuses the existing name). Pass the env-var-to-secret-name map as
secretsondaytona.create. The sandbox env then holds an opaque placeholder. Handles built by create, restore, and resume setapplyEnvSet: false, so laterenv.setcannot overlay plaintext onto exec or spawn.Possible alternatives
envVarsand out of the command string. The spawn env file andexecuteCommandenv argument still hold plaintext. This PR needs the Secrets API to keep values out of those records too.~/.bashrcor a profile file inside the sandbox. That is still a readable file on the sandbox filesystem. Organization Secrets keep the plaintext on Daytona's secret store instead.hostswith a built-in map of API hostnames. A wrong host would break the harness CLI. This PR omitshosts(unrestricted substitution) so unknown APIs still work.Testing
Commands run
pnpm nx run @tanstack/ai-sandbox-daytona:test:lib— 73 passed, 3 skipped (live journal tests without extra coverage). Live Daytona tests indaytona.test.tspassed withDAYTONA_API_KEY.pnpm nx run @tanstack/ai-sandbox-daytona:test:types— passedpnpm nx run @tanstack/ai-sandbox-daytona:test:oxlint— passedpnpm test:docs— no broken linkspnpm test:sherif— passed after aligning@daytona/sdkon@tanstack/ai-isolate-daytonapnpm test:pr— not run. CI Test failed onroot:test:sherif(@daytona/sdk^0.192.0vs^0.191.0). That is the follow-up commit on this branch.testing/e2e. The new unit tests are the coverage for this change.Gate 1 repro
Agent-written vitest file (not in the PR). It creates a Daytona provider with
env: { ANTHROPIC_API_KEY: 'sk-secret-value' }, thenenv.sets the same map (bootstrap/resume path), thenspawns. It assertssecret.createwas called,createdid not receive the plaintext inenvVars, and the spawn command / env file do not containsk-secret-value.Clean main (
62e4e4699) — failMain never calls
daytona.secret.create.This branch — pass
Manual test
createSecrets({ ANTHROPIC_API_KEY: 'sk-secret-value' }). InspectGET /sandbox/:idand a session command after spawn. The value can appear in the spawn env file (.tanstack-ai-env) even when it is absent from create-timeenvVars.GET /sandbox/:idmust show adtn_secret_*placeholder, notsk-secret-value. Session command strings and.tanstack-ai-envmust not containsk-secret-value. The in-sandbox process still authenticates because Daytona substitutes the value on outbound HTTPS.How this PR makes testing easy
Unit tests in
packages/ai-sandbox-daytona/tests/provider.test.tsandhandle.test.tscover organization Secret create, 409 reuse, empty values, no plaintext on exec after create/resume, and no plaintext in the spawn env file.Linked issues
Fixes #1084
Risk / rollback
Create now needs a Daytona API key with
manage:secrets. A 409 is treated as reuse. A different error (missing permission, network) fails sandbox create. Revert this PR to restore the #1094 path (no organization Secrets,env.setoverlay). Organization Secrets created during the window stay in the Daytona org until someone deletes them.CodeRabbit
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