v0.1.0

Changelog

0.1.0 (2026-11-11)

Initial release.

• A Dify tool plugin with 15 tools on boxd machines:
  • machines: Create Machine, List Machines, Manage Machine (start, stop,
    pause, resume, hibernate, wake), Fork Machine, Delete Machine;
  • running things: Run Command, Run Code (Python, JavaScript, TypeScript,
    Bash), Start Service, Get Service Logs;
  • files: Upload File, Download File, Read File, Write File, List Files;
  • network: Get Preview URL.
• Run Command and Run Code work without a machine_id: the plugin creates a
  machine for that one call and deletes it afterwards.
• Every machine the plugin creates or forks is isolated and labelled
  created-by=dify. Delete Machine refuses any other machine.
• Create Machine and Fork Machine take delete_after, so boxd deletes the
  machine after that many seconds whatever happens to the workflow.
• machine_id, stdout, stderr, exit_code, service_id and url are
  workflow variables, next to each tool's text and JSON output.
• Every tool that works inside a machine starts or wakes it first when it is
  stopped, paused or hibernated: commands, services, files, Fork Machine and
  Get Preview URL.
• A command runs once. It is sent again only when the machine was stopped,
  paused or hibernated, so it had not started.
• Command output is cut inside the machine (400,000 bytes per stream, 100,000
  characters in the result), and the command keeps its exit code.
• Download File and Read File check the size before they transfer a file and
  refuse anything over 50 MiB.
• A new machine or fork that does not become ready is deleted again, and the
  error names it.
• timed_out is true only when the time limit stopped the command, not for
  every exit code 137.
• Three example workflows (examples/): a quick start, a persistent
  workspace that hibernates between runs, and two forks working in parallel.