darrxscale-workspace-agent 1.1.0

DarrxScale Workspace Agent — remote tool execution engine for the DarrxScale Agentic System

DarrxScale Workspace Agent

A standalone tool execution engine that runs on your machine. Receives tool commands from the DarrxScale backend via WebSocket, executes them locally, and returns results.

Install

pip install darrxscale-workspace-agent

Quick Start

# Get your token from the DarrxScale Workspace Hub
workspace-agent --server wss://your-server.com --token dt_ws_your_token --workspace ~/projects

Or with Python module:

python -m agent_runtime --server wss://your-server.com --token dt_ws_your_token --workspace ~/projects

Docker

docker run -d \
  --name workspace-agent \
  -v ~/projects:/workspace \
  -e TOKEN=dt_ws_your_token \
  -e SERVER=wss://your-server.com \
  darrxscale/workspace-agent:latest

What It Does

• Executes tools locally: filesystem, shell, browser, Android, web fetch, email
• Service API calls: receives credential-less specs from backend, resolves credentials from local encrypted vault
• Credentials stay local: entered in the frontend, synced to your machine, never stored on servers
• Multi-agent: one instance serves all your agents — configure routing from the frontend

Architecture

Frontend (control plane)
    ↓ WSS
Backend (LLM + orchestration)
    ↓ WSS
Workspace Agent (your machine)
    → Local tools (file, shell, browser)
    → Service executor (vault → inject creds → HTTP)
    → Encrypted credential vault

Configuration

Env Var	Default	Description
TOKEN	(required)	Auth token from the frontend
SERVER	wss://localhost:8000	Backend WSS URL
WORKSPACE_PATH	/workspace	Working directory
LOG_LEVEL	INFO	Logging level
AUDIT_LEVEL	full	Audit detail: full, summary, errors_only

Optional Extras

# Browser automation (Playwright)
pip install darrxscale-workspace-agent[browser]

# Android automation
pip install darrxscale-workspace-agent[android]

# Everything
pip install darrxscale-workspace-agent[all]

Self Test

workspace-agent --self-test

Security

• Encrypted vault: credentials stored with AES-256-GCM, key derived from your token
• Per-agent limits: filesystem restrictions, command allowlists, rate limits
• Audit trail: every tool execution logged as structured JSON to stdout