forked from heavy-duty/box
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The tool underneath was already generic: a thin, honest wrapper over Incus. What was Claude-specific was welded on — one image, one profile, one cloud-init file, one hardcoded 'sudo -u claude'. The weld is now a template. The mechanic: 'box new' stamps the template's identity onto the instance (user.box=1, user.box.template, user.box.user); shell/exec/ tmux read the user back off the instance, and 'incus copy' carries user.* keys (audit B2), so a clone knows what it is without consulting the template. Templates are box.env (parsed against a strict allowlist, never sourced — no key for a network exists, on purpose) plus a verbatim cloud-init. Every template launches with the shared box-net profile: the isolated NIC and root disk, nothing template-controlled — resources land per-instance from box.env, overridable via BOX_CPU/ BOX_MEMORY/BOX_DISK (which is also how the drill shrinks boxes on a small host now that profile edits can't). The three open calls, taken as recommended: clean cut at 0.4.0 (no claudebox shim; the installer retires the old symlink); default template = claude (muscle memory survives); repo stays heavy-duty/ claudebox, binary is box. Compat is the tag, not the name: resolve_box and list honor the legacy user.claudebox=1 forever, and the legacy tag maps to the claude user — a pre-rename box lists, shells, clones, unchanged. Deliberate divergence from #17's table: the host-stack resource names (claudenet, claude-isolate, nft tables, claudebox-firewall.*) are NOT renamed — they are host-internal, invisible to users, and renaming them breaks every provisioned host for zero user-visible gain. claude-dev is no longer created; setup-host creates box-net, teardown removes both. Closes #17 |
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| claudebox-firewall.service | ||
| claudebox-firewall.sh | ||
| setup-host.sh | ||
| teardown-host.sh | ||