Very simple local coding sandbox example#80
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Looks great!
I'm also able to follow the instructions to get this running easily.
Discussed offline and we'll have the same PR description as a README for running with guix in examples/simplecoder.
In a future PR, we will integrate with skyrl-train so that we have an actual training script to show. This can start off simple with livecodebench and then we can also move to complex tasks.
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| coder = simplecoder.SimpleCoder(os.environ["OPENAI_KEY"], "o4-mini", executor) |
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nit: might be better to rename to OPENAI_API_KEY, we already use it in other envs like #55
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**This PR adds a simple sandbox example using the Guix package manager** This change introduces a basic sandbox environment powered by Guix (https://guix.gnu.org/), a package manager that comes with thousands of pre-built software packages that you can easily customize and compile. Note that the integration with SkyRL-Train will land in a future PR. **How it works** Guix makes it easy to set up development environments with all the right dependencies. For example, if you want to work on a Linux package like Inkscape, you can run `guix shell --development inkscape` and it automatically gives you a shell with everything needed to build that software. You can also create custom environments by running `guix shell -m manifest.scm`, where the `manifest.scm` file lists exactly which packages and dependencies you want. Think of this like Python's `uv run` command, but instead of just handling Python projects, it can set up complete Linux development environments for any type of software: `manifest.scm` (in Guix) = `pyproject.toml` (in Python) `guix shell` (for any Linux software) = `uv run` (for Python only) This gives developers a consistent way to create isolated, reproducible development environments for any kind of project. **How to use it** The docker image / environment you are working in needs to have guix installed, you can e.g. install it by running ```shell wget https://guix.gnu.org/install.sh chmod +x install.sh sudo ./install.sh ``` For the following commands, we assume that you are in the `sky-train/examples/simplecoder` directory. It is worth running the following command once to initialize the packages (this ensures the following commands won't time out): ```shell guix shell -m manifest.scm -- sh ``` To run the example, first clone the test repository ```shell git clone https://github.com/SWE-agent/test-repo ``` and then you can run the "agent" using ```shell python simplecoder.py ``` --------- Co-authored-by: pcmoritz <pcmoritz@anyscale.com>
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This PR adds a simple sandbox example using the Guix package manager
This change introduces a basic sandbox environment powered by Guix (https://guix.gnu.org/), a package manager that comes with thousands of pre-built software packages that you can easily customize and compile.
How it works
Guix makes it easy to set up development environments with all the right dependencies. For example, if you want to work on a Linux package like Inkscape, you can run
guix shell --development inkscapeand it automatically gives you a shell with everything needed to build that software.You can also create custom environments by running
guix shell -m manifest.scm, where themanifest.scmfile lists exactly which packages and dependencies you want. Think of this like Python'suv runcommand, but instead of just handling Python projects, it can set up complete Linux development environments for any type of software:manifest.scm(in Guix) =pyproject.toml(in Python)guix shell(for any Linux software) =uv run(for Python only)This gives developers a consistent way to create isolated, reproducible development environments for any kind of project.
How to use it
The docker image / environment you are working in needs to have guix installed, you can
e.g. install it by running
For the following commands, we assume that you are in the
sky-train/examples/simplecoderdirectory. It is worth running the following command once to initialize the packages (this ensures the following commands won't time out):To run the example, first clone the test repository
and then you can run the "agent" using