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# agent-browser sandbox helpers
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This example shows how to use `@agent-browser/sandbox` in two places:
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- `eve/` is a scaffold-style Eve app with a sandbox-backed browser tool.
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- `vercel/` uses `@vercel/sandbox` directly from a Node script.
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The package installs `agent-browser` in the sandbox and runs commands there, not in the serverless function or app runtime.
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## Eve
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Run the Eve app from its own directory:
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```bash
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cd eve
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pnpm install
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vercel link --yes --scope <team-or-user> --project <project>
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vercel env pull .env.local --yes
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pnpm run dev
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```
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The app follows the project shape created by `eve init --channel-web-nextjs`. Its `agent/sandbox.ts` bootstrap installs Chromium system dependencies, `agent-browser`, and Chrome once into the sandbox template. The `browser_snapshot` tool opens a URL and returns an accessibility snapshot to the agent.
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## Vercel Sandbox
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Run the direct Vercel example from this directory:
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```bash
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pnpm install
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vercel link --yes --scope <team-or-user> --project <project>
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vercel env pull .env.local --yes
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node vercel/snapshot-url.mjs https://example.com
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```
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The script loads `.env.local` when it is present, so local runs can use the OIDC token pulled by the Vercel CLI. On Vercel, the OIDC token is provided by the runtime.
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For production, create and reuse a Vercel Sandbox snapshot so fresh requests do not reinstall system dependencies and Chrome.
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