agentikube

This repo is a small Go CLI for running isolated agent sandboxes on Kubernetes.

The main job of agentikube is:

• set up shared sandbox infra (init, up)
• create one sandbox per user/handle (create)
• let you inspect and access sandboxes (list, status, ssh)
• clean up sandboxes or shared infra (destroy, down)

It is built for AWS-style setups (EFS + optional Karpenter).

What This Stands Up

When you run up, it renders and applies Kubernetes manifests from templates.

Core resources:

• Namespace
• StorageClass (efs-sandbox, provisioner efs.csi.aws.com)
• SandboxTemplate (sandbox-template)

Optional resources:

• SandboxWarmPool (if sandbox.warmPool.enabled: true)
• NodePool + EC2NodeClass (if compute.type: karpenter)

When you run create <handle>, it creates:

• Secret (sandbox-<handle>) with provider credentials
• SandboxClaim (sandbox-<handle>) that points to sandbox-template
• PVC from template (workspace volume claim template)

Filesystem

cmd/agentikube/main.go         # CLI entrypoint + subcommand wiring
internal/config/               # config structs + validation/defaults
internal/manifest/             # template rendering
internal/manifest/templates/   # Kubernetes YAML templates
internal/kube/                 # kube client, apply, wait, exec helpers
internal/commands/             # command implementations
agentikube.example.yaml        # example config you copy to agentikube.yaml
Makefile                       # build/install/fmt/vet targets

How It Works (Simple Flow)

flowchart TD
    A[agentikube command] --> B[Load agentikube.yaml]
    B --> C[Validate config + apply defaults]
    C --> D{Command}
    D -->|init| E[Install CRDs + check prereqs + ensure namespace]
    D -->|up| F[Render templates -> server-side apply]
    D -->|create| G[Create Secret + SandboxClaim]
    G --> H[Watch SandboxClaim until Ready]
    D -->|list/status| I[Read SandboxClaim/WarmPool state]
    D -->|ssh| J[Resolve pod name -> kubectl exec -it]
    D -->|destroy| K[Delete SandboxClaim + Secret + best-effort PVC]
    D -->|down| L[Delete warm pool + template, keep user sandboxes]

Resource Diagram (Abilities + Resources)

flowchart LR
    CLI[agentikube CLI] --> K8S[Kubernetes API]
    CLI --> KUBECTL[kubectl binary]

    K8S --> NS[Namespace]
    K8S --> SC[StorageClass efs-sandbox]
    K8S --> ST[SandboxTemplate]
    K8S --> WP[SandboxWarmPool]
    K8S --> NP[NodePool]
    K8S --> ENC[EC2NodeClass]

    K8S --> CLAIM[SandboxClaim per user]
    K8S --> SECRET[Secret per user]
    CLAIM --> POD[Sandbox Pod]
    POD --> PVC[Workspace PVC]
    PVC --> SC
    SC --> EFS[(AWS EFS)]

    NP --> EC2[(EC2 nodes via Karpenter)]
    ENC --> EC2

Commands

• agentikube init
  Installs agent-sandbox CRDs, checks for EFS CSI/Karpenter, and ensures namespace exists.
• agentikube up [--dry-run]
  Renders manifests and applies them with server-side apply. --dry-run prints YAML only.
• agentikube create <handle> --provider <name> --api-key <key>
  Creates per-user Secret + SandboxClaim and waits (up to 3 minutes) for Ready.
• agentikube list
  Shows handle, status, age, and pod name for all sandbox claims.
• agentikube ssh <handle>
  Finds the sandbox pod and opens /bin/sh using kubectl exec -it.
• agentikube destroy <handle> [--yes]
  Deletes SandboxClaim + Secret + best-effort PVC for that handle.
• agentikube down
  Deletes shared warm pool/template infra but preserves existing user sandboxes.
• agentikube status
  Prints warm pool numbers, sandbox count, and Karpenter node count (if enabled).

Quick Start

1. Copy config:

cp agentikube.example.yaml agentikube.yaml

2. Fill your values in agentikube.yaml:

• namespace
• EFS filesystem ID / base path
• sandbox image
• compute settings

3. Run:

agentikube init
agentikube up
agentikube create demo --provider openai --api-key <key>
agentikube list
agentikube ssh demo

Notes / Current Limits

• storage.type currently must be efs.
• kubectl must be installed (used by init and ssh).
• compute.type: fargate is validated, but this repo currently renders templates for the Karpenter path.
• No Go tests are present yet (go test ./... reports no test files).