feat: add Tenki Cloud compute provider - #3242
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Add Tenki Cloud (https://tenki.cloud) as a compute provider for managed agents, alongside E2B, Daytona, Modal, Fly.io, Docker and local. - TenkiCompute implements ComputeProviderProtocol (provision / execute / shutdown / get_status / upload_file / download_file / list_instances), running tools in disposable Tenki microVMs. Sync SDK wrapped via run_in_executor, matching the existing providers. - Registered as "tenki" in the compute barrel, the _resolve_compute factory, and the compute-provider hint sets. - Uses only stable Tenki features (exec + file I/O). Default stock image installs pip packages on demand; set metadata["tenki_image"] for a custom image. Auto-resolves workspace/project from the API key. - Enabled via TENKI_API_KEY; optional `tenki` extra (tenki-sandbox). - Unit + live (skipped-by-default) tests mirroring the E2B/Daytona suites.
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π WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a Tenki sandbox compute adapter with lifecycle, command execution, file transfer, instance tracking, and package installation support. It exports the adapter, routes ChangesTenki Compute
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LocalManagedAgent->>TenkiCompute: resolve compute="tenki"
TenkiCompute->>TenkiSandbox: provision sandbox
TenkiSandbox-->>TenkiCompute: return instance
TenkiCompute->>TenkiSandbox: execute command
TenkiSandbox-->>TenkiCompute: return stdout, stderr, exit code
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Greptile SummaryThis PR adds Tenki Cloud as a managed compute provider. The main changes are:
Confidence Score: 5/5This looks safe to merge.
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| src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py | Adds the Tenki compute provider with lifecycle, execution, file transfer, package installation, and remote-state handling. |
| src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/managed_local.py | Registers Tenki and forwards networking and metadata into compute provisioning. |
| src/praisonai-agents/tests/managed/test_cloud_compute.py | Adds Tenki unit tests and credential-gated lifecycle, file transfer, and package installation tests. |
| src/praisonai/pyproject.toml | Adds the optional Tenki SDK dependency. |
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In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py`:
- Around line 33-40: Update the TenkiCompute docstring example to configure the
image through the metadata key consumed by _provision_sync, replacing the
ineffective ComputeConfig image argument while preserving the existing
provisioning and execution flow.
- Around line 67-84: Update _resolve_ids to validate explicitly configured
workspace and project IDs instead of silently falling back. If _workspace_id is
set but absent from identity.workspaces, raise an error; if _project_id is set
but absent from the selected workspaceβs projects, raise an error. Preserve
first-entry fallback only when the corresponding ID is unset.
- Around line 158-165: Update _shutdown_sync so self._sandboxes retains the
instance until sandbox.terminate() succeeds; only remove instance_id after
confirmed termination. If termination raises, keep the sandbox tracked and
preserve the warning log so status/listing and a later retry can reconcile the
running resource.
- Around line 60-62: Update the ImportError handling around the Tenki SDK import
to capture the original exception and chain it when raising the installation
guidance error. Preserve the existing message while using the caught exception
as the explicit cause.
- Around line 281-312: Secure package installation in _install_packages_sync by
applying the same pip specifier validation and per-token shlex.quote handling
used by managed_local.pyβs _install_packages_in_compute; apply equivalent safe
quoting and validation to npm_pkgs before constructing the bash commands,
rejecting malformed entries rather than interpolating them. Preserve the
existing installation and warning behavior for valid packages.
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β¦eanup) The maintainer's review bot flagged these but couldn't push to a fork, so applying directly: - Raise on a configured-but-unknown TENKI_WORKSPACE_ID/PROJECT_ID instead of silently using the first workspace/project (wrong-workspace billing). - shlex.quote every pip/npm spec (command-injection hardening). - Honour a non-default ComputeConfig.image, not just metadata["tenki_image"]. - Respect ComputeConfig.networking (restricted -> allow_outbound=False). - Fail provisioning and tear down the sandbox when package install fails (no false RUNNING / leaked sandbox). - Terminate before dropping the handle in shutdown, so a failed terminate keeps the sandbox tracked for retry instead of silently leaking it.
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Thanks for the thorough automated review! One heads-up: the review notes say the fixes were pushed to
Agree on the one skipped item (reconciling live remote state in Re-validated live against real Tenki (SDK 0.4.0): happy path + clean shutdown, plus both new raise-paths (bad workspace id β no sandbox created; failed install β sandbox torn down, no leak). Also on |
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Claude finished @MervinPraison's task ββ View job Routing Validation β Does Tenki belong in PraisonAI-Plugins?Verdict: No. It correctly stays in
WhyThe repo has two distinct sandbox/compute subsystems, and the PraisonAI-Plugins routing rule only applies to one of them:
Tenki implements Moving Tenki to PraisonAI-Plugins would:
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- get_status/list_instances now refresh remote Tenki state (sandbox.refresh + .state) instead of trusting the local map, so a server-side idle timeout no longer surfaces as RUNNING while execute() hits a dead sandbox. Mirrors the E2B provider's is_running() reconciliation. - add exception chaining on the SDK ImportError (raise ... from e) - drop the misleading docstring image example (it passed the default sentinel that is intentionally treated as the stock image)
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Follow-up β pushed 1. Remote shutdown / stale RUNNING state (Greptile) β I originally deferred this as "matches E2B/Daytona," but that was only half right: E2B does reconcile remote state via 2. Exception chaining (CodeRabbit) β the SDK 3. Docstring example (CodeRabbit) β dropped the misleading Tenki unit tests pass locally. Compatibility note: |
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66-98: π― Functional Correctness | π Major | β‘ Quick winCache the resolved Tenki IDs with an explicit flag.
if self._workspace_id and self._project_id:returns before callingclient.who_am_i(), so constructor/env-configured IDs skip the lookup/presence checks and are passed straight toclient.create(). Track the first successful resolution withself._ids_resolved = Trueand use that as the cache guard.π€ Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py` around lines 66 - 98, Update _resolve_ids to use an explicit self._ids_resolved cache guard instead of checking self._workspace_id and self._project_id; perform the workspace/project lookup and validation on the first call, then set self._ids_resolved = True only after successful resolution before returning the IDs.
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316-339: π Performance & Scalability | π΅ Trivial | π€ Low valueSequential per-instance network round-trips in
list_instances.Each tracked sandbox triggers a blocking
sandbox.refresh()call via_is_runninginside a plain loop, solist_instances()latency scales linearly with the number of tracked sandboxes. Since this already runs inside an executor thread, consider fanning the refresh calls out concurrently (e.g. a small thread pool orasyncio.gatherover per-sandbox executor calls) if the instance count can grow beyond a handful.π€ Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py` around lines 316 - 339, Update _list_instances_sync so sandbox liveness checks for all tracked instances run concurrently using a bounded thread pool, while preserving the existing filtering and InstanceInfo construction behavior. Avoid unbounded worker creation and keep list_instancesβ executor-based async interface unchanged.
134-138: π Maintainability & Code Quality | π΅ Trivial | β‘ Quick winMagic-string default comparison is fragile.
Detecting a "custom" image by comparing
config.imageagainst the hardcoded literal"python:3.12-slim"silently breaks in two ways: ifComputeConfig's default ever changes inpraisonaiagents.managed.protocols, this comparison goes stale unnoticed; and a caller who explicitly requests"python:3.12-slim"(matching today's default) is treated as "unset" and gets Tenki's stock image instead. Consider deriving the sentinel from the dataclass field default (e.g.ComputeConfig.__dataclass_fields__["image"].default) instead of duplicating the literal here, or documenting the coupling explicitly.π€ Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py` around lines 134 - 138, Replace the hardcoded "python:3.12-slim" comparison in the Tenki image-selection logic with the authoritative default from ComputeConfig's image dataclass field, while preserving metadata precedence and Tenki's stock-image fallback. Ensure an explicitly supplied image equal to the current default remains distinguishable from an unset value where the configuration model supports that distinction.
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In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py`:
- Around line 66-98: Update _resolve_ids to use an explicit self._ids_resolved
cache guard instead of checking self._workspace_id and self._project_id; perform
the workspace/project lookup and validation on the first call, then set
self._ids_resolved = True only after successful resolution before returning the
IDs.
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In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py`:
- Around line 316-339: Update _list_instances_sync so sandbox liveness checks
for all tracked instances run concurrently using a bounded thread pool, while
preserving the existing filtering and InstanceInfo construction behavior. Avoid
unbounded worker creation and keep list_instancesβ executor-based async
interface unchanged.
- Around line 134-138: Replace the hardcoded "python:3.12-slim" comparison in
the Tenki image-selection logic with the authoritative default from
ComputeConfig's image dataclass field, while preserving metadata precedence and
Tenki's stock-image fallback. Ensure an explicitly supplied image equal to the
current default remains distinguishable from an unset value where the
configuration model supports that distinction.
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Reads the 'unchanged default = use stock image' sentinel off ComputeConfig's dataclass field default instead of hardcoding "python:3.12-slim", so the image-selection logic can't silently drift if that default changes (CodeRabbit out-of-diff nit).
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Thanks @coderabbitai β the out-of-diff findings, addressed in Fixed β magic-string default ( Skipped, with reasoning:
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344-359: π Security & Privacy | π Major | β‘ Quick winDo not log raw package specifications.
The pip and npm lists can contain private repository URLs, credentials, or access tokens. The host process logs these values outside the disposable sandbox. Log package counts or redact sensitive components before logging.
Proposed fix
- logger.info("[tenki_compute] installing pip: %s", pip_pkgs) + logger.info("[tenki_compute] installing %d pip package(s)", len(pip_pkgs)) - logger.info("[tenki_compute] installing npm: %s", npm_pkgs) + logger.info("[tenki_compute] installing %d npm package(s)", len(npm_pkgs))π€ Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py` around lines 344 - 359, Update the package-install logging around the pip and npm installation branches to avoid emitting raw package specifications from pip_pkgs and npm_pkgs. Log only safe metadata such as package counts, or redact sensitive URLs, credentials, and tokens before passing values to logger.info; keep the installation commands unchanged.
146-157: π©Ί Stability & Availability | π Major | β‘ Quick winKeep failed-install sandboxes tracked until termination succeeds.
Line 152 removes
instance_idbeforesandbox.terminate(). If termination raises, the warning is logged but the sandbox handle is lost, so later status checks and retries cannot reconcile the running sandbox. This is the same cleanup-tracking risk previously reported for shutdown.Proposed fix
try: - self._sandboxes.pop(instance_id, None) sandbox.terminate() except Exception as cleanup_err: logger.warning("[tenki_compute] cleanup after failed install: %s", cleanup_err) + else: + self._sandboxes.pop(instance_id, None) raiseπ€ Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py` around lines 146 - 157, Update the package-install failure handling around _install_packages_sync so self._sandboxes retains instance_id until sandbox.terminate() succeeds. Remove the tracking entry only after successful termination; if cleanup raises, log the warning and preserve the sandbox handle for later status checks or retries, then re-raise the installation failure.
139-144: π©Ί Stability & Availability | π Major | β‘ Quick winSynchronize concurrent access to
_sandboxes.The public async methods dispatch work to executor threads. Provisioning and shutdown mutate
_sandboxeswhilelist_instancesiterates its live.items()view. A concurrent mutation can raiseRuntimeError: dictionary changed size during iterationand can race a sandbox operation with termination. Protect all map access with a lock and snapshot entries before remote refresh.Proposed fix pattern
+ self._sandboxes_lock = threading.RLock() + with self._sandboxes_lock: + self._sandboxes[instance_id] = { + ... + } + with self._sandboxes_lock: + entries = list(self._sandboxes.items()) - for iid, info in self._sandboxes.items(): + for iid, info in entries: ...Also applies to: 175-182, 307-320
π€ Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py` around lines 139 - 144, Protect all reads and writes of _sandboxes across the provisioning, shutdown, and list_instances paths with a shared lock, including accesses from executor-dispatched work. In list_instances, snapshot the map entries while holding the lock, then release it before performing remote sandbox refreshes; ensure termination and other mutations use the same lock so operations cannot race with removal.
272-274: π― Functional Correctness | π Major | β‘ Quick winRemove the unsupported
input=argument fromSandbox.exec.
Sandbox.execdoes not acceptinput=in the Tenki Python SDK;execpasses only command arguments and timeout/env/cwd options, while stdin is handled through the interactivestart()path. Change the upload call to use a supported flow, or switch away fromexechere; otherwise_upload_syncturns theTypeErrorinto a failed upload.π€ Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py` around lines 272 - 274, Update the upload logic in _upload_sync so it no longer passes the unsupported input= argument to Sandbox.exec. Use the supported interactive start() flow to provide the base64 payload through stdin, or otherwise use a compatible upload mechanism while preserving the existing destination path behavior.
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185-199: π Performance & Scalability | π΅ Trivial | ποΈ Heavy liftCache or evict confirmed terminal sandboxes.
When Tenki terminates a sandbox through its idle timeout,
_is_runningreturnsFalsebut the entry remains in_sandboxes. Every laterget_statusorlist_instancescall refreshes the same dead sandbox again. Local state and remote refresh work therefore grow with every provisioned sandbox. Preserve entries on transient refresh errors, but remove or mark entries after a successful terminal-state refresh.Also applies to: 216-223, 315-329
π€ Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py` around lines 185 - 199, Update _is_running and the callers in get_status, list_instances, and the relevant execution path so a successful refresh confirming a terminal Tenki sandbox removes or marks that entry in _sandboxes, preventing repeated refreshes. Distinguish confirmed terminal states from transient refresh exceptions: preserve entries and existing behavior on refresh failure, while evicting or caching terminal results after successful state retrieval.
π€ Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py`:
- Line 7: Update the Tenki credentials documentation and availability logic
around _get_client and is_available to recognize TENKI_AUTH_TOKEN alongside
TENKI_API_KEY. Ensure availability returns true when either supported
environment credential is set, while preserving explicit credential handling and
workspace configuration.
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In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py`:
- Around line 344-359: Update the package-install logging around the pip and npm
installation branches to avoid emitting raw package specifications from pip_pkgs
and npm_pkgs. Log only safe metadata such as package counts, or redact sensitive
URLs, credentials, and tokens before passing values to logger.info; keep the
installation commands unchanged.
- Around line 146-157: Update the package-install failure handling around
_install_packages_sync so self._sandboxes retains instance_id until
sandbox.terminate() succeeds. Remove the tracking entry only after successful
termination; if cleanup raises, log the warning and preserve the sandbox handle
for later status checks or retries, then re-raise the installation failure.
- Around line 139-144: Protect all reads and writes of _sandboxes across the
provisioning, shutdown, and list_instances paths with a shared lock, including
accesses from executor-dispatched work. In list_instances, snapshot the map
entries while holding the lock, then release it before performing remote sandbox
refreshes; ensure termination and other mutations use the same lock so
operations cannot race with removal.
- Around line 272-274: Update the upload logic in _upload_sync so it no longer
passes the unsupported input= argument to Sandbox.exec. Use the supported
interactive start() flow to provide the base64 payload through stdin, or
otherwise use a compatible upload mechanism while preserving the existing
destination path behavior.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/integrations/compute/tenki.py`:
- Around line 185-199: Update _is_running and the callers in get_status,
list_instances, and the relevant execution path so a successful refresh
confirming a terminal Tenki sandbox removes or marks that entry in _sandboxes,
preventing repeated refreshes. Distinguish confirmed terminal states from
transient refresh exceptions: preserve entries and existing behavior on refresh
failure, while evicting or caching terminal results after successful state
retrieval.
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- networking: allow_outbound now keys off the real enum β only 'unrestricted' gets outbound; 'limited' (also used for --no-networking) disables it. The old check compared against a nonexistent 'restricted' value, so outbound was never actually disabled. - get_status/list_instances: a refresh() *exception* is now treated as unknown (assume running) rather than STOPPED, so a transient outage no longer hides a live, still-billing sandbox. A successful refresh with a non-RUNNING state still reports stopped. - failed-install teardown: terminate() before dropping the local handle, so a failed terminate keeps the sandbox tracked instead of leaking it (matches the shutdown path). - don't log raw pip/npm specs (can carry private-index URLs/tokens); log counts.
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β¦KI_AUTH_TOKEN - managed_local.provision_compute() now forwards `networking` and `metadata` into ComputeConfig. Without this they were dropped, so Tenki's allow_outbound / tenki_image (the first provider to read them) always saw defaults regardless of the caller's request. (Greptile: 'networking policy is dropped') - TenkiCompute credential resolution now matches the SDK's precedence (auth_token -> TENKI_AUTH_TOKEN -> TENKI_API_KEY), so is_available agrees with what Client() resolves; docstring + is_available test updated. (CodeRabbit)
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Both fixes look correct. The One small thing: the integration test fixture guards on if not os.environ.get("TENKI_API_KEY"):
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SDK guardrails: Nothing in the Tenki changes disturbs core SDK contracts, adds Agent params, or lowers test standards. Tenki unit tests remain green (7 passed, 3 integration skipped without creds). No test weakening needed β the failure is unrelated to test behaviour.
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What & why
PraisonAI already ships compute providers for E2B, Daytona, Modal, Fly.io, Docker and local (one file per vendor in
integrations/compute/). This adds Tenki Cloud as another option β disposable Linux microVMs β for running managed-agent tools.What it does
TenkiComputeimplements the fullComputeProviderProtocol(provision/execute/shutdown/get_status/upload_file/download_file/list_instances), running tools in ephemeral Tenki microVMs. Sync SDK wrapped inrun_in_executor, exactly likeDaytonaCompute/E2BCompute."tenki"in the compute barrel (__init__.py), the_resolve_computefactory (managed_local.py), and the provider hint sets (managed_agents.py,hosted_agent.py).TENKI_API_KEY; optionaltenkiextra (tenki-sandbox>=0.4.0). Auto-resolves workspace/project from the key.Feature scope
Stable Tenki primitives only β ephemeral
exec+ file I/O (no volume/snapshot/template). The stock image shipspython3;config.packagesare installed on demand. Setconfig.metadata["tenki_image"]to boot a prebaked image instead.Testing
provider_name,is_available, nonexistent-instance handling, barrel export β mirroring the E2B/Daytona suites.TENKI_API_KEYis set): provision β execute β file upload/download β shutdown, plus pip-install.Summary by CodeRabbit