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…fixes #241) - Add docs/features/sandboxed-agent.mdx - Local agent loop with optional tool sandboxing - Add docs/features/managed-runtime-protocol.mdx - Remote agent runtime protocol - Add docs/features/managed-typed-configs.mdx - Type-safe networking and package configs - Add docs/features/managed-vault.mdx - OAuth credentials storage manager - Add docs/features/managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx - Complete CRUD operations - Update docs.json to include new feature pages Documents changes from PR MervinPraison/PraisonAI#1526 including: - ManagedRuntimeProtocol for remote agent execution - SandboxedAgent/SandboxedAgentConfig renamed from LocalManagedAgent - NetworkingConfig/PackagesConfig typed configuration classes - VaultManager for OAuth credentials storage - New agent/environment/session CRUD methods Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request introduces comprehensive documentation for managed agent features, including lifecycle management, runtime protocols, typed configurations, vault management, and sandboxed execution. The feedback focuses on improving the reliability and clarity of the provided Python code examples by addressing undefined variables, avoiding private attribute access, and ensuring model names are accurate and runnable.
| managed = AnthropicManagedAgent(config=ManagedConfig( | ||
| model="claude-sonnet-4-6", | ||
| system="You are a helpful coding assistant.", | ||
| )) | ||
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| # Create agent and environment | ||
| agent_id = await managed.create_agent(managed._cfg) | ||
| env_id = await managed.create_environment(managed._cfg) |
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This example contains several issues that could confuse users:
- Private Attribute Access: It uses
managed._cfg. Documentation should only demonstrate public API usage. It is better to define the configuration as a separate variable and pass it to the methods. - Method Discrepancy: The methods
create_agentandcreate_environmentare documented as public, but theAnthropicManagedAgentimplementation in the SDK (as seen inpraisonai/integrations/managed_agents.py) uses private methods (_ensure_agent,_ensure_environment). If these are intended to be public lifecycle methods, the SDK implementation should be updated to match. - Model Names:
claude-sonnet-4-6appears to be a placeholder or typo. Consider using a real model name likeclaude-3-5-sonnet-latestto ensure the example is runnable for users.
| runtime = AnthropicManagedAgent(config=ManagedConfig( | ||
| model="claude-sonnet-4-6", | ||
| system="You are a coding assistant.", | ||
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| # Create infrastructure | ||
| agent_id = await runtime.create_agent(config) | ||
| env_id = await runtime.create_environment(config) | ||
| session_id = await runtime.create_session(agent_id, env_id) |
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The variable config is used in the create_agent and create_environment calls but is not defined in this snippet. Defining it explicitly makes the example clearer and copy-paste runnable.
config = ManagedConfig(
model="claude-3-5-sonnet-latest",
system="You are a coding assistant.",
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runtime = AnthropicManagedAgent(config=config)
# Create infrastructure
agent_id = await runtime.create_agent(config)
env_id = await runtime.create_environment(config)
session_id = await runtime.create_session(agent_id, env_id)
| async def rotate_github_token(old_vault_id: str, new_token: str): | ||
| """Rotate GitHub token safely.""" | ||
| # Create new vault | ||
| new_vault_id = managed.vaults.create( | ||
| provider="github", | ||
| credentials={"access_token": new_token}, | ||
| name="github-rotated" | ||
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| # Test new vault by creating test session | ||
| test_config = ManagedConfig(vault_ids=[new_vault_id]) | ||
| try: | ||
| agent_id = await managed.create_agent(test_config) | ||
| # If successful, update production config | ||
| await update_production_vaults(old_vault_id, new_vault_id) | ||
| # Clean up old vault | ||
| managed.vaults.delete(old_vault_id) | ||
| except Exception as e: | ||
| # Rollback: delete test vault | ||
| managed.vaults.delete(new_vault_id) | ||
| raise e | ||
| ``` |
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The variable managed is used throughout this function (e.g., managed.vaults.create, managed.create_agent) but is not defined or passed as an argument. This will cause a NameError if the code is executed.
| SandboxedAgent(compute="e2b", config=config) | ||
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| # Insecure: Tools run on host | ||
| SandboxedAgent(config=config) # Only if you trust the code |
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The variable config is used in these examples but is not defined within the snippet. It should likely be an instance of SandboxedAgentConfig to be consistent with the rest of the page.
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docs/features/managed-runtime-protocol.mdx (1)
68-83: Mixing string and enum forms forNetworkingType.This example passes
type="limited"(string) toNetworkingConfig, but the dedicatedmanaged-typed-configs.mdxpage — which this doc cross-links — explicitly documents the typed formNetworkingType.LIMITEDand positions the dict/string style as the legacy pattern. Use the enum here for consistency so readers don't learn the deprecated form from the flagship example.🔧 Proposed fix
-from praisonai import AnthropicManagedAgent, ManagedConfig, NetworkingConfig, PackagesConfig +from praisonai import ( + AnthropicManagedAgent, + ManagedConfig, + NetworkingConfig, + NetworkingType, + PackagesConfig, +) ... networking=NetworkingConfig( - type="limited", + type=NetworkingType.LIMITED, allowed_hosts=["api.example.com"], allow_mcp_servers=True ),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/features/managed-runtime-protocol.mdx` around lines 68 - 83, The example uses the legacy string form for networking by passing NetworkingConfig(type="limited"); change this to the typed enum form by using NetworkingType.LIMITED when constructing NetworkingConfig so the sample matches the managed-typed-configs.mdx canonical pattern and avoids teaching the deprecated usage; update the import list to include NetworkingType and use that enum in the NetworkingConfig invocation in the runtime example.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@docs/features/managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx`:
- Around line 452-467: The except block should re-raise the original exception
with a bare raise instead of raise e to preserve the original traceback, and the
resource-existence checks should test the actual truthiness of the created IDs
(e.g., agent_id, env_id, session_id returned by
managed.create_agent/create_environment/create_session) rather than using
hasattr(managed, 'agent_id'); update the cleanup to check if agent_id and
environment_id (or the local variables agent_id/env_id) are truthy before
calling managed.archive_agent() and managed.delete_environment(), then use bare
raise to re-throw the original exception.
- Around line 58-71: The examples use the private attribute managed._cfg;
replace it with a public local config variable created by the caller and passed
into the managed APIs (e.g., assign the existing config to a local name like cfg
and call managed.create_agent(cfg), managed.create_environment(cfg), and
managed.create_session(cfg) where appropriate), and update all other references
to managed._cfg (the occurrences near the other examples mentioned) to use that
local config variable; ensure calls to managed.send_event(session_id, ...) and
cleanup calls (managed.archive_session, managed.archive_agent) remain unchanged
except for sourcing the config from the local variable instead of managed._cfg.
- Around line 132-194: The docs show inconsistent method signatures between
managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx (archive_agent(), retrieve_agent(),
archive_environment()) and managed-runtime-protocol.mdx
(archive_agent(agent_id), retrieve_agent(agent_id),
archive_environment(env_id)); verify the actual SDK implementation (the method
signatures on the Managed client class) and reconcile both docs to match it: if
the SDK uses stateful cached IDs keep the no-arg forms in both files and update
managed-runtime-protocol.mdx tables/examples to use archive_agent(),
retrieve_agent(), archive_environment(), otherwise update
managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx tables/examples to use the positional forms
archive_agent(agent_id), retrieve_agent(agent_id), archive_environment(env_id);
ensure examples, tables, and any example code blocks reference the same symbols
(agent_id/env_id) and that mention of clearing cached
_session_id/agent_id/environment_id aligns with the chosen pattern.
In `@docs/features/managed-runtime-protocol.mdx`:
- Around line 39-61: The example uses a ManagedConfig instance inline but later
calls runtime.create_agent(config), create_environment(config), and
create_session(...) using an undefined name; extract the ManagedConfig into a
local variable (e.g., config = ManagedConfig(...)) and pass that variable both
to AnthropicManagedAgent(...) if needed and to runtime.create_agent(config) /
runtime.create_environment(config) / runtime.create_session(...) so the code
runs as-is; also apply the same fix to the Step 2 snippet that references config
in runtime.create_* calls.
- Around line 149-174: The docs list non-existent methods (archive_agent,
archive_environment, delete_environment, archive_session, delete_session) but
the SDK's AnthropicManagedAgent implements reset_session(), reset_all(),
resume_session(session_id: str), save_ids(), restore_ids(ids) and internal
helpers _ensure_agent(), _ensure_environment(), _ensure_session(); update both
managed-runtime-protocol.mdx and managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx to remove the
fictional archive/delete methods and instead document the real API: replace
those table rows with entries describing reset_session (clears cached
_session_id), reset_all (clears agent_id/environment_id/_session_id),
resume_session(session_id) (attach to existing session), save_ids/restore_ids
(persist/restore cached IDs), and note the internal _ensure_* helpers for lazy
init and where appropriate mention that deletion/archival is not provided by
this class.
In `@docs/features/managed-typed-configs.mdx`:
- Around line 154-160: The "Minimal networking" example is contradictory: it
claims "MCP and packages only" but sets allow_mcp_servers=True and
allow_package_managers=True while allowed_hosts=[] making it nearly identical to
"Production-safe." Update the NetworkingConfig usage so behavior matches the
intent: either rename the example to reflect both MCP and package access, or
tighten the config by disabling one of the flags (set allow_mcp_servers=False or
allow_package_managers=False) when using NetworkingType.LIMITED and
allowed_hosts=[]; adjust the surrounding text accordingly to reference
NetworkingConfig, NetworkingType.LIMITED, allowed_hosts, allow_mcp_servers, and
allow_package_managers so the example and description are consistent.
In `@docs/features/managed-vault.mdx`:
- Around line 226-248: The example class VaultManager in the docs shadows the
SDK's VaultManager; rename the example class (e.g., VaultHelper or
VaultRegistry) and update all internal references (constructor, self.managed
usages, and any example instantiations) so the wrapper no longer conflicts with
the SDK symbol — specifically change the class name VaultManager to VaultHelper
(or VaultRegistry) and update any code that constructs or refers to that class
while preserving references to self.managed.vaults, ensure doc text or captions
mention the new name.
- Around line 171-200: Replace the realistic-looking OAuth token examples in the
managed.vaults.create calls with clearly placeholder strings to avoid
secret-scanner false positives: update the credentials maps (the "access_token"
values in the GitHub and Slack examples and the "installation_id" in the GitHub
App example) used in the managed.vaults.create invocations (provider="github"
and provider="slack") to use obvious placeholders like
"<GITHUB_TOKEN_PLACEHOLDER>", "<GITHUB_INSTALLATION_ID_PLACEHOLDER>",
"<SLACK_BOT_TOKEN_PLACEHOLDER>", and "<SLACK_USER_TOKEN_PLACEHOLDER>" (or
similar) and keep the existing name fields (e.g., "github-readonly",
"github-app-prod", "slack-bot", "slack-user") unchanged.
- Around line 50-63: The docs call non-existent APIs
(managed.vaults.create/list/delete and managed.create_agent) while the SDK
exposes AnthropicManagedAgent and LocalManagedAgent with _ensure_agent,
_ensure_environment, _ensure_session, execute, and stream; either remove or mark
those examples as "planned" and update the sample to use the real methods:
replace managed.vaults.* and managed.create_agent usage with a note that vault
management and create_agent are not yet implemented, or implement corresponding
methods on AnthropicManagedAgent/LocalManagedAgent (add a vaults property with
create/list/delete and a create_agent async API that uses existing _ensure_*
helpers) and then update the docs to reflect the implemented symbols.
In `@docs/features/sandboxed-agent.mdx`:
- Around line 111-113: The Card component referencing SandboxedAgentConfig uses
an incorrect TypeScript href and will 404; update or remove this Card: either
delete the Card element titled "SandboxedAgentConfig Reference" or change its
href to the correct Python SDK reference path that documents
SandboxedAgentConfig (ensure it matches generated docs under the Python SDK
reference), and confirm the text/import examples that reference
SandboxedAgentConfig from the praisonai package remain consistent with the link
or are updated to remove the broken link.
- Line 5: Two places use the invalid icon value "sandbox": the document
frontmatter key icon: "sandbox" and a Card component that passes icon="sandbox";
replace both occurrences with the valid FontAwesome/Mintlify identifier "box" so
the icon will render correctly (update the frontmatter icon value and the Card
component's icon prop).
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In `@docs/features/managed-runtime-protocol.mdx`:
- Around line 68-83: The example uses the legacy string form for networking by
passing NetworkingConfig(type="limited"); change this to the typed enum form by
using NetworkingType.LIMITED when constructing NetworkingConfig so the sample
matches the managed-typed-configs.mdx canonical pattern and avoids teaching the
deprecated usage; update the import list to include NetworkingType and use that
enum in the NetworkingConfig invocation in the runtime example.
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| agent_id = await managed.create_agent(managed._cfg) | ||
| env_id = await managed.create_environment(managed._cfg) | ||
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| session_id = await managed.create_session(agent_id, env_id) | ||
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| # Use session... | ||
| await managed.send_event(session_id, {"type": "user.message", "content": [{"type": "text", "text": "Hello!"}]}) | ||
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| # Clean up when done | ||
| await managed.archive_session(session_id) | ||
| await managed.archive_agent() # Clears cached IDs | ||
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Stop using the private _cfg attribute in public documentation examples.
managed._cfg is a leading-underscore private attribute. Encouraging users to reference it creates brittle coupling to internal state and violates SDK hygiene conventions. The config object is already created by the caller—pass it through a local variable instead, which is the pattern already demonstrated elsewhere in this same documentation (line 79-80).
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-managed = AnthropicManagedAgent(config=ManagedConfig(
- model="claude-sonnet-4-6",
- system="You are a helpful coding assistant.",
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-# Create agent and environment
-agent_id = await managed.create_agent(managed._cfg)
-env_id = await managed.create_environment(managed._cfg)
+config = ManagedConfig(
+ model="claude-sonnet-4-6",
+ system="You are a helpful coding assistant.",
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+managed = AnthropicManagedAgent(config=config)
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+# Create agent and environment
+agent_id = await managed.create_agent(config)
+env_id = await managed.create_environment(config)Apply the same fix to lines 281, 301, 408-409, and 429, which also reference managed._cfg.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/features/managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx` around lines 58 - 71, The examples
use the private attribute managed._cfg; replace it with a public local config
variable created by the caller and passed into the managed APIs (e.g., assign
the existing config to a local name like cfg and call managed.create_agent(cfg),
managed.create_environment(cfg), and managed.create_session(cfg) where
appropriate), and update all other references to managed._cfg (the occurrences
near the other examples mentioned) to use that local config variable; ensure
calls to managed.send_event(session_id, ...) and cleanup calls
(managed.archive_session, managed.archive_agent) remain unchanged except for
sourcing the config from the local variable instead of managed._cfg.
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| | Method | Purpose | State Changes | | ||
| |--------|---------|---------------| | ||
| | `create_agent(config)` | Deploy agent definition | Sets `agent_id`, `agent_version` | | ||
| | `retrieve_agent()` | Get agent metadata | None | | ||
| | `list_agents(**kwargs)` | List all agents | None | | ||
| | `archive_agent()` | Mark agent inactive | Clears `agent_id`, `agent_version`, `_session_id` | | ||
| | `list_agent_versions()` | Get version history | None | | ||
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| ### Agent Version Management | ||
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| ```python | ||
| # Create agent (version 1) | ||
| agent_id = await managed.create_agent(config) | ||
| print(f"Created agent {agent_id} v{managed.agent_version}") | ||
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| # Update agent (creates version 2) | ||
| updated_config = ManagedConfig( | ||
| model="claude-haiku-4-5", # Changed model | ||
| system="Updated system prompt" | ||
| ) | ||
| agent_id = await managed.create_agent(updated_config) | ||
| print(f"Updated agent {agent_id} v{managed.agent_version}") | ||
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| # Pin to specific version | ||
| managed.agent_version = 1 | ||
| session_id = await managed.create_session(agent_id, env_id) # Uses version 1 | ||
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| # List all versions | ||
| versions = await managed.list_agent_versions() | ||
| for v in versions: | ||
| print(f"Version {v['version']} created at {v['created_at']}") | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ### Agent Metadata Retrieval | ||
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| ```python | ||
| # Get current agent details | ||
| agent_info = await managed.retrieve_agent() | ||
| print(f"Agent: {agent_info['name']} ({agent_info['model']})") | ||
| print(f"System: {agent_info['system'][:50]}...") | ||
| print(f"Created: {agent_info['created_at']}") | ||
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| # List agents with filtering | ||
| agents = await managed.list_agents(limit=10, name_contains="coding") | ||
| for agent in agents: | ||
| print(f"{agent['name']}: {agent['id']} (v{agent['version']})") | ||
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| ## Environment Management | ||
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| ### Environment CRUD Operations | ||
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| | `create_environment(config)` | Provision sandbox | Sets `environment_id` | | ||
| | `retrieve_environment()` | Get environment metadata | None | | ||
| | `list_environments(**kwargs)` | List all environments | None | | ||
| | `archive_environment()` | Mark environment inactive | Clears `environment_id`, `_session_id` | | ||
| | `delete_environment()` | Destroy environment permanently | Clears `environment_id`, `_session_id` | |
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PraisonAI ManagedAgent refers to a feature or component in the PraisonAI open-source multi-agent AI framework, specifically related to "managed-agents" with sandbox security for isolated code execution. PraisonAI is a low-code, production-ready framework for building AI agent teams that handle planning, research, coding, and delivery via channels like Telegram, Discord, and WhatsApp. It supports handoffs, guardrails, memory, RAG, and 100+ LLMs. Key evidence: - A GitHub issue in PraisonAIDocs discusses updating "managed-agents pages for sandbox security," referencing a breaking change in the SDK (PR #1442) to the managed-agents sandboxing model. This indicates ManagedAgent involves sandboxed execution for safety. - The framework features "Sandbox Execution — isolated code execution" listed in READMEs. - Related code includes SandboxProtocol for safe code execution (Docker, subprocess isolation), ContextManager for agent context handling, and CodeAgent for code generation/execution in sandboxes. - Official docs are referenced at docs.praison.ai, but primary sources are GitHub repos: MervinPraison/PraisonAI (main framework) and PraisonAIDocs. No specific class named "ManagedAgent" appears in code snippets, but "managed-agents" is a documented section undergoing updates for sandbox security enhancements. PraisonAI emphasizes secure, isolated environments for agent tools like code interpreters.
Citations:
- 1: docs: update managed-agents pages for sandbox security (PR #1442 / closes #1426) #164
- 2: https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/blob/main/src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/context/manager.py
- 3: https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/blob/main/README.md
- 4: https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI
- 5: https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/blob/main/src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/sandbox/protocols.py
- 6: https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/blob/main/src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/agent/code_agent.py
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"archive_agent" OR "archive_environment" praisonai
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No direct matches found for "archive_agent" or "archive_environment" in relation to PraisonAI. PraisonAI is an open-source multi-agent AI framework (https://docs.praison.ai, https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI) focused on building AI agents with features like memory, planning, workflows, RAG, and tools, supporting 100+ LLMs. It includes stateful agents and session management but no explicit "archive_agent" or "archive_environment" components in its documentation or code. Related but separate concepts: - "Archive-Agent" is a distinct GitHub project (https://github.com/shredEngineer/Archive-Agent) for local file indexing and RAG search with OCR and MCP support, not connected to PraisonAI. - "Archive Environment" appears in Anthropic's Claude API (https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/beta/environments/archive) for archiving agent environments, unrelated to PraisonAI. The query terms do not correspond to any known features, tools, or components in PraisonAI based on official docs, GitHub repos, and web searches.
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.praison.ai/docs/framework/praisonaiagents
- 2: https://docs.praison.ai/docs/sdk/praisonaiagents
- 3: https://docs.praison.ai/docs/sdk/praisonaiagents/agent/agent
- 4: https://docs.praison.ai/docs/sdk/praisonaiagents/agents/agents
- 5: https://www.praison.ai
- 6: https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/
- 7: https://docs.praison.ai/
- 8: https://github.com/shredEngineer/Archive-Agent
- 9: https://github.com/shredEngineer/Archive-Agent/blob/44bf79ef/README.md
- 10: https://github.com/shredEngineer/Archive-Agent/tree/dc98845b983dece32839af950a553a2037403832
- 11: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/beta/environments/archive
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The Anthropic API beta environments archive method is a POST request to /v1/environments/{environment_id}/archive. It archives an environment by ID, preventing new sessions from using it. The endpoint requires the environment_id path parameter and optionally the anthropic-beta header (e.g., "managed-agents-2026-04-01"). SDK method signatures from official docs: - Go: client.Beta.Environments.Archive(ctx, environmentID, body) (*BetaEnvironment, error) Example: betaEnvironment, err := client.Beta.Environments.Archive( context.TODO, "env_011CZkZ9X2dpNyB7HsEFoRfW", anthropic.BetaEnvironmentArchiveParams{}, ) - TypeScript: client.beta.environments.archive(environmentID, params?, options?) Example: const betaEnvironment = await client.beta.environments.archive('env_011CZkZ9X2dpNyB7HsEFoRfW'); - Python: client.beta.environments.archive(environment_id, kwargs) -> BetaEnvironment (inferred from pattern in agents.list, agents.archive, etc.) Example pattern: beta_environment = client.beta.environments.archive("env_011CZkZ9X2dpNyB7HsEFoRfW") - HTTP/cURL: curl https://api.anthropic.com/v1/environments/$ENVIRONMENT_ID/archive \ -X POST \ -H 'anthropic-version: 2023-06-01' \ -H 'anthropic-beta: managed-agents-2026-04-01' \ -H "X-Api-Key: $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY" Returns a BetaEnvironment object with fields like id, archived_at (updated timestamp), config, etc. No request body required.
Citations:
- 1: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/go/beta/environments/archive
- 2: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/beta/environments/archive
- 3: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/python/beta/environments/list
- 4: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/typescript/beta/environments/archive
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Method signature inconsistency requires reconciliation.
This page documents archive/delete/retrieve methods as no-arg forms operating on cached IDs (archive_agent(), archive_environment(), retrieve_agent()), while managed-runtime-protocol.mdx documents them as positional with explicit IDs (archive_agent(agent_id), archive_environment(env_id), retrieve_agent(agent_id)). This inconsistency is confirmed across both pages and code examples. The two pages present conflicting design patterns:
managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx: Stateful object with implicit cached IDsmanaged-runtime-protocol.mdx: Stateless protocol with explicit ID arguments
Verify against the actual SDK implementation and reconcile both pages to use consistent signatures. If the stateful pattern is correct, update managed-runtime-protocol.mdx tables; if stateless is correct, update managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx code examples and tables.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/features/managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx` around lines 132 - 194, The docs
show inconsistent method signatures between managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx
(archive_agent(), retrieve_agent(), archive_environment()) and
managed-runtime-protocol.mdx (archive_agent(agent_id), retrieve_agent(agent_id),
archive_environment(env_id)); verify the actual SDK implementation (the method
signatures on the Managed client class) and reconcile both docs to match it: if
the SDK uses stateful cached IDs keep the no-arg forms in both files and update
managed-runtime-protocol.mdx tables/examples to use archive_agent(),
retrieve_agent(), archive_environment(), otherwise update
managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx tables/examples to use the positional forms
archive_agent(agent_id), retrieve_agent(agent_id), archive_environment(env_id);
ensure examples, tables, and any example code blocks reference the same symbols
(agent_id/env_id) and that mention of clearing cached
_session_id/agent_id/environment_id aligns with the chosen pattern.
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| try: | ||
| agent_id = await managed.create_agent(config) | ||
| env_id = await managed.create_environment(config) | ||
| session_id = await managed.create_session(agent_id, env_id) | ||
| except Exception as e: | ||
| # Clean up any partially created resources | ||
| if hasattr(managed, 'agent_id') and managed.agent_id: | ||
| await managed.archive_agent() | ||
| if hasattr(managed, 'environment_id') and managed.environment_id: | ||
| await managed.delete_environment() | ||
| raise e | ||
| ``` |
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Use bare raise to preserve the original traceback.
raise e re-raises but creates a new traceback starting from this line, losing the original exception chain. Use bare raise inside except blocks. Also, hasattr(managed, 'agent_id') will always be True if the attribute is defined on the class — check truthiness instead.
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except Exception as e:
# Clean up any partially created resources
- if hasattr(managed, 'agent_id') and managed.agent_id:
+ if getattr(managed, 'agent_id', None):
await managed.archive_agent()
- if hasattr(managed, 'environment_id') and managed.environment_id:
+ if getattr(managed, 'environment_id', None):
await managed.delete_environment()
- raise e
+ raise🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/features/managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx` around lines 452 - 467, The except
block should re-raise the original exception with a bare raise instead of raise
e to preserve the original traceback, and the resource-existence checks should
test the actual truthiness of the created IDs (e.g., agent_id, env_id,
session_id returned by managed.create_agent/create_environment/create_session)
rather than using hasattr(managed, 'agent_id'); update the cleanup to check if
agent_id and environment_id (or the local variables agent_id/env_id) are truthy
before calling managed.archive_agent() and managed.delete_environment(), then
use bare raise to re-throw the original exception.
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| agent_id = await runtime.create_agent(config) | ||
| env_id = await runtime.create_environment(config) | ||
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| await runtime.send_event(session_id, { | ||
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Quick Start example won't run — config is undefined.
The ManagedConfig(...) is inlined directly into the AnthropicManagedAgent(...) constructor, so the subsequent await runtime.create_agent(config) / create_environment(config) references an undefined name. This violates the guideline "Every Python code example must include all necessary imports and run without modification". The same issue recurs in the Step 2 example (lines 86-88) where config is also undefined. Extract config into a local variable first.
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-runtime = AnthropicManagedAgent(config=ManagedConfig(
- model="claude-sonnet-4-6",
- system="You are a coding assistant.",
-))
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-# Create infrastructure
-agent_id = await runtime.create_agent(config)
-env_id = await runtime.create_environment(config)
+config = ManagedConfig(
+ model="claude-sonnet-4-6",
+ system="You are a coding assistant.",
+)
+runtime = AnthropicManagedAgent(config=config)
+
+# Create infrastructure
+agent_id = await runtime.create_agent(config)
+env_id = await runtime.create_environment(config)
session_id = await runtime.create_session(agent_id, env_id)As per coding guidelines: "Every Python code example must include all necessary imports and run without modification".
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/features/managed-runtime-protocol.mdx` around lines 39 - 61, The example
uses a ManagedConfig instance inline but later calls
runtime.create_agent(config), create_environment(config), and
create_session(...) using an undefined name; extract the ManagedConfig into a
local variable (e.g., config = ManagedConfig(...)) and pass that variable both
to AnthropicManagedAgent(...) if needed and to runtime.create_agent(config) /
runtime.create_environment(config) / runtime.create_session(...) so the code
runs as-is; also apply the same fix to the Step 2 snippet that references config
in runtime.create_* calls.
| | Method | Purpose | Returns | | ||
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| | `create_agent(config)` | Deploy agent definition | `agent_id: str` | | ||
| | `retrieve_agent(agent_id)` | Get agent metadata | `Dict[str, Any]` | | ||
| | `list_agents(**filters)` | List all agents | `List[Dict[str, Any]]` | | ||
| | `archive_agent(agent_id)` | Mark agent inactive | `None` | | ||
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| | `create_environment(config)` | Provision sandbox | `environment_id: str` | | ||
| | `retrieve_environment(env_id)` | Get environment metadata | `Dict[str, Any]` | | ||
| | `list_environments(**filters)` | List all environments | `List[Dict[str, Any]]` | | ||
| | `archive_environment(env_id)` | Mark environment inactive | `None` | | ||
| | `delete_environment(env_id)` | Destroy environment | `None` | | ||
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| | `create_session(agent_id, env_id)` | Start agent session | `session_id: str` | | ||
| | `retrieve_session(session_id)` | Get session status | `Dict[str, Any]` | | ||
| | `list_sessions(**filters)` | List all sessions | `List[Dict[str, Any]]` | | ||
| | `archive_session(session_id)` | Mark session inactive | `None` | | ||
| | `delete_session(session_id)` | Delete session data | `None` | |
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Both managed-runtime-protocol.mdx and managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx document methods that do not exist in the SDK.
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reset_session()— clears cached_session_idreset_all()— clears all cached state (agent_id,environment_id,_session_id)resume_session(session_id: str)— attach to an existing Anthropic session IDsave_ids()/restore_ids(ids)— persist/restore all cached IDs_ensure_agent(),_ensure_environment(),_ensure_session()— internal lazy-init helpers
Both documentation pages require a complete rewrite to reflect the actual API. Replace the fictional archive/delete methods with the real session lifecycle methods.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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list non-existent methods (archive_agent, archive_environment,
delete_environment, archive_session, delete_session) but the SDK's
AnthropicManagedAgent implements reset_session(), reset_all(),
resume_session(session_id: str), save_ids(), restore_ids(ids) and internal
helpers _ensure_agent(), _ensure_environment(), _ensure_session(); update both
managed-runtime-protocol.mdx and managed-agent-lifecycle.mdx to remove the
fictional archive/delete methods and instead document the real API: replace
those table rows with entries describing reset_session (clears cached
_session_id), reset_all (clears agent_id/environment_id/_session_id),
resume_session(session_id) (attach to existing session), save_ids/restore_ids
(persist/restore cached IDs), and note the internal _ensure_* helpers for lazy
init and where appropriate mention that deletion/archival is not provided by
this class.
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The documented vaults and create_agent APIs do not exist in the actual SDK implementation.
The managed-vault.mdx file shows examples calling managed.vaults.create(), managed.vaults.list(), managed.vaults.delete(), and await managed.create_agent(config), but neither the vaults property nor the create_agent method exist in AnthropicManagedAgent or LocalManagedAgent. The actual API provides _ensure_agent(), _ensure_environment(), _ensure_session() (all sync methods), plus execute() and stream() for agent interaction.
Either remove these example code blocks from the documentation or implement the corresponding APIs in the SDK. If these are planned features, clearly mark them as such in the documentation.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/features/managed-vault.mdx` around lines 50 - 63, The docs call
non-existent APIs (managed.vaults.create/list/delete and managed.create_agent)
while the SDK exposes AnthropicManagedAgent and LocalManagedAgent with
_ensure_agent, _ensure_environment, _ensure_session, execute, and stream; either
remove or mark those examples as "planned" and update the sample to use the real
methods: replace managed.vaults.* and managed.create_agent usage with a note
that vault management and create_agent are not yet implemented, or implement
corresponding methods on AnthropicManagedAgent/LocalManagedAgent (add a vaults
property with create/list/delete and a create_agent async API that uses existing
_ensure_* helpers) and then update the docs to reflect the implemented symbols.
| credentials={"access_token": "ghp_1234567890abcdef"}, | ||
| name="github-readonly" | ||
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| # GitHub App installation token | ||
| vault_id = managed.vaults.create( | ||
| provider="github", | ||
| credentials={ | ||
| "access_token": "ghs_1234567890abcdef", | ||
| "installation_id": "12345" | ||
| }, | ||
| name="github-app-prod" | ||
| ) | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ### Slack Integration | ||
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| ```python | ||
| # Slack bot token | ||
| vault_id = managed.vaults.create( | ||
| provider="slack", | ||
| credentials={"access_token": "xoxb-1234-5678-abcdef"}, | ||
| name="slack-bot" | ||
| ) | ||
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| # Slack user token | ||
| vault_id = managed.vaults.create( | ||
| provider="slack", | ||
| credentials={"access_token": "xoxp-1234-5678-abcdef"}, | ||
| name="slack-user" |
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Strings like ghp_1234567890abcdef, xoxb-1234-5678-abcdef, and xoxp-1234-5678-abcdef match real provider token formats and are already flagged by the Betterleaks scanner as "Generic API Key". While clearly fake to humans, they trigger CI noise and PR-scanner false positives downstream. Swap them for obviously-placeholder strings.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/features/managed-vault.mdx` around lines 171 - 200, Replace the
realistic-looking OAuth token examples in the managed.vaults.create calls with
clearly placeholder strings to avoid secret-scanner false positives: update the
credentials maps (the "access_token" values in the GitHub and Slack examples and
the "installation_id" in the GitHub App example) used in the
managed.vaults.create invocations (provider="github" and provider="slack") to
use obvious placeholders like "<GITHUB_TOKEN_PLACEHOLDER>",
"<GITHUB_INSTALLATION_ID_PLACEHOLDER>", "<SLACK_BOT_TOKEN_PLACEHOLDER>", and
"<SLACK_USER_TOKEN_PLACEHOLDER>" (or similar) and keep the existing name fields
(e.g., "github-readonly", "github-app-prod", "slack-bot", "slack-user")
unchanged.
| class VaultManager: | ||
| def __init__(self, managed_agent): | ||
| self.managed = managed_agent | ||
| self.vault_cache = {} | ||
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| def ensure_github_vault(self, token: str) -> str: | ||
| """Create or reuse GitHub vault.""" | ||
| if "github" not in self.vault_cache: | ||
| vault_id = self.managed.vaults.create( | ||
| provider="github", | ||
| credentials={"access_token": token}, | ||
| name="github-default" | ||
| ) | ||
| self.vault_cache["github"] = vault_id | ||
| return self.vault_cache["github"] | ||
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| def cleanup_old_vaults(self): | ||
| """Remove unused vaults.""" | ||
| vaults = self.managed.vaults.list() | ||
| for vault in vaults: | ||
| if self.is_vault_unused(vault["id"]): | ||
| self.managed.vaults.delete(vault["id"]) | ||
| ``` |
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Example class VaultManager shadows the SDK's own VaultManager class.
The user-defined wrapper is named VaultManager, which is identical to the SDK class this page documents. Readers copy-pasting will either hit an import collision or end up with two VaultManager symbols in the same module and be unable to reach self.managed.vaults (itself a VaultManager). Rename the example class to something unambiguous like VaultHelper or VaultRegistry.
🔧 Proposed fix
-class VaultManager:
+class VaultHelper:
def __init__(self, managed_agent):🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/features/managed-vault.mdx` around lines 226 - 248, The example class
VaultManager in the docs shadows the SDK's VaultManager; rename the example
class (e.g., VaultHelper or VaultRegistry) and update all internal references
(constructor, self.managed usages, and any example instantiations) so the
wrapper no longer conflicts with the SDK symbol — specifically change the class
name VaultManager to VaultHelper (or VaultRegistry) and update any code that
constructs or refers to that class while preserving references to
self.managed.vaults, ensure doc text or captions mention the new name.
| title: "Sandboxed Agent" | ||
| sidebarTitle: "Sandboxed Agent" | ||
| description: "Local agent loop with optional tool sandboxing for secure execution" | ||
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Fixes #241
Summary
Documents the Phase-1 architectural split between managed runtime (remote agent loop) and sandboxed tool execution (local agent loop, remote tools) introduced in PR MervinPraison/PraisonAI#1526.
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