feat: integration of daytona.io #325
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WalkthroughThis change introduces two new JSON configuration files for the Daytona application. The first file defines the app's metadata, security scheme, and categories. The second file specifies detailed REST API function declarations for workspace management and command execution, including endpoint paths, methods, parameter schemas, and visibility settings. Changes
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participant Client
participant DaytonaAPI
Client->>DaytonaAPI: GET /api/workspace (List Workspaces)
DaytonaAPI-->>Client: List of workspaces
Client->>DaytonaAPI: POST /api/workspace (Create Workspace)
DaytonaAPI-->>Client: Workspace creation response
Client->>DaytonaAPI: GET /api/workspace/{workspaceId} (Get Workspace)
DaytonaAPI-->>Client: Workspace details
Client->>DaytonaAPI: DELETE /api/workspace/{workspaceId}?force=... (Delete Workspace)
DaytonaAPI-->>Client: Deletion confirmation
Client->>DaytonaAPI: POST /api/workspace/{workspaceId}/start (Start Workspace)
DaytonaAPI-->>Client: Start confirmation
Client->>DaytonaAPI: POST /api/workspace/{workspaceId}/stop (Stop Workspace)
DaytonaAPI-->>Client: Stop confirmation
Client->>DaytonaAPI: POST /api/toolbox/{workspaceId}/toolbox/process/execute (Execute Command)
DaytonaAPI-->>Client: Command execution result
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backend/apps/daytona/functions.json (1)
1-413:⚠️ Potential issueDefine response schemas for each endpoint.
All functions currently only specify request parameters but no response models or status codes. Without response schemas, clients cannot validate or parse API responses.Add a
"responses"section to each function entry detailing expected HTTP status codes and corresponding JSON schemas.
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backend/apps/daytona/functions.json (3)
25-29: Consider using an array for label filtering.
The"labels"query parameter inDAYTONA__LIST_WORKSPACESis defined as a single string. If you intend to filter by multiple labels, an array of strings (e.g.,["tag1","tag2"]) may be more appropriate.You can change the schema to:
"labels": { - "type": "string", + "type": "array", + "items": { "type": "string" }, "description": "Filter workspaces by labels" }
34-46: Refactor repeated header parameter definitions.
The"X-Daytona-Organization-ID"header parameter is duplicated in every endpoint's"parameters.header"block. To reduce duplication, consider defining it once (e.g., via a shared$refor global parameter) and referencing it in each function schema.
9-13: Centralizeserver_urlconfiguration.
Each function specifies"server_url": "https://app.daytona.io". If supported, you may factor this out to a global setting to avoid repetition and simplify maintenance.
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backend/apps/daytona/app.json (1)
2-6:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify naming and version conventions across apps.
The"name"field is set to"DAYTONA"(uppercase) and"version"to"aipolabs_0.0.1". Please confirm these values align with existing application configuration patterns (e.g., lowercase names and a consistent semantic versioning scheme without vendor prefixes).Run the following script to list the
nameandversionfields in allapp.jsonfiles:
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#!/bin/bash # List name and version fields in all app.json for consistency checks. fd -g "app.json" backend/apps | while read -r file; do echo "$file:" jq -r '" name: \(.name), version: \(.version)"' "$file" doneLength of output: 16187
Naming and version conventions check
name: DAYTONAaligns with existing uppercase names (ACCREDIBLE,ACTIVE_CAMPAIGN, etc.).version: aipolabs_0.0.1matches other Aipolabs-owned connectors (AGENTMAIL, AIDBASE, ASANA, etc.), while third-party apps use plain semver (e.g.,1.0.0) or date-based versions.Please confirm whether we should continue using the
aipolabs_prefix for all Aipolabs apps or standardize on a pure semantic versioning scheme across the board.backend/apps/daytona/functions.json (2)
1-13: Confirm authentication enforcement for endpoints.
Function definitions omit explicitAuthorizationheader parameters, relying onapp.jsonfor security schemes. Ensure your framework automatically attaches the API key fromsecurity_schemes; otherwise, add anAuthorization: Bearerheader parameter to each function.Please verify whether
functions.jsonsupports implicit security fromapp.jsonor requires explicit header definitions.
343-346: Verify theexecuteendpoint path.
The path is set to/api/toolbox/{workspaceId}/toolbox/process/execute, which repeats"toolbox". Confirm this is correct and not a typo. Otherwise, adjust to/api/toolbox/{workspaceId}/process/executeor/api/workspace/{workspaceId}/toolbox/process/executeas intended.
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📝 Description
This PR implements the Daytona.io integration for running AI-generated code in secure, isolated environments. Daytona provides a fast and secure sandbox solution with sub-90ms creation time, enabling seamless execution of untrusted code.
The implementation includes:
Integration was tested with various prompts to ensure proper functionality:
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