Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Create, manage, and access isolated cloud development environments (codespaces) powered by code-server, Docker, and Cloudflare Tunnel. Pre-installed with Bun...
Create, manage, and access isolated cloud development environments (codespaces) powered by code-server, Docker, and Cloudflare Tunnel. Pre-installed with Bun...
Hand the extracted package to your coding agent with a concrete install brief instead of figuring it out manually.
I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run.
Manage isolated code-server development environments, similar to GitHub Codespaces. Each codespace runs in its own Docker container with a full VS Code editor accessible via browser through Cloudflare Tunnel.
The custom Docker image includes: code-server (VS Code in browser) Bun โ JS/TS runtime + package manager uv โ Python package manager + virtual environments OpenCode โ AI coding assistant (CLI) git, curl, wget, build-essential
Before creating any codespace, build the Docker image once: bash scripts/codespace.sh setup This builds codespace-manager:latest from assets/Dockerfile.txt. Only needed once per host.
Script location: scripts/codespace.sh (relative to this skill's directory) # One-time image build codespace setup # Create codespace (optionally clone a repo and/or init OpenCode config) codespace create <name> codespace create <name> --git <repo-url> codespace create <name> --opencode codespace create <name> --git <repo-url> --opencode # Lifecycle codespace start <name> # Start and get Cloudflare Tunnel URL codespace stop <name> # Stop container and tunnel codespace restart <name> # Stop then start (new URL) codespace delete <name> # Remove container + data (irreversible!) # Info codespace list # List all codespaces with status codespace status <name> # Detailed status of one codespace codespace logs <name> # View container logs codespace url <name> # Regenerate tunnel URL # Config codespace password <pass> # Set default password for new codespaces
Default password: codespace Set a custom default: codespace password <your-password> Override per-session via environment: CODESPACE_PASSWORD=mypass codespace create foo Each codespace saves its password at creation time
User saysCommand"create a codespace called myapp"codespace create myapp"create a codespace with opencode"codespace create <name> --opencode"set up a dev environment for this repo"codespace create <name> --git <url> --opencode"start / launch / open myapp"codespace start myapp"stop / shut down myapp"codespace stop myapp"delete / remove myapp"codespace delete myapp (confirm with user first!)"list my codespaces" / "show environments"codespace list"get the URL for myapp"codespace url myapp"set password to xyz"codespace password xyz"create a python project"codespace create <name> --opencode (uv is pre-installed)"create a node/bun project"codespace create <name> --opencode (bun is pre-installed)
Each codespace = isolated Docker container (codespace-manager:latest) Project files persist at ~/codespaces/<name>/project on the host Exposed via Cloudflare Quick Tunnel (free, auto HTTPS, temporary URL) Each codespace gets a deterministic port (9000-9999, based on name hash)
Run codespace setup before first use โ it builds the Docker image Quick Tunnel URLs are temporary โ they change on restart codespace delete is irreversible โ confirm with user before executing Container data (outside /home/coder/project) does not persist across delete/recreate Requires: Docker, cloudflared, jq installed on the host
When --opencode is used, a opencode.json is created in the project root with: { "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json", "model": "anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5", "autoupdate": true } Users can edit this file in code-server to change the model or add provider keys.
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