langrepl 1.10.18

Interactive terminal CLI for building and running LLM agents. Built with LangChain, LangGraph, Prompt Toolkit, and Rich.

Langrepl

Interactive terminal CLI for building and running LLM agents. Built with LangChain, LangGraph, Prompt Toolkit, and Rich.

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Table of Contents

• Features
• Prerequisites
• Installation
  • From PyPI
  • From GitHub
  • From Source
  • Environment Variables
  • CLI Flags
• Quick Start
  • Interactive Chat Mode
  • One-Shot Mode
  • LangGraph Server Mode
• Interactive Commands
  • Conversation Management
  • Configuration
  • Utilities
• Usage
  • Agents
  • Custom Prompts
  • LLMs
  • Checkpointers
  • Sub-Agents
  • Custom Tools
  • Skills
  • MCP Servers
  • Tool Approval
  • Sandboxes (Beta)
• Development
• License

Features

• Deep Agent Architecture - Planning tools, virtual filesystem, and sub-agent delegation for complex multi-step tasks
• LangGraph Server Mode - Run agents as API servers with LangGraph Studio integration for visual debugging
• Multi-Provider LLM Support - OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, AWS Bedrock, Ollama, DeepSeek, ZhipuAI, and local models (LMStudio, Ollama)
• Multimodal Image Support - Send images to vision models via clipboard paste, drag-and-drop, or absolute paths
• Extensible Tool System - File operations, web search, terminal access, grep search, and MCP server integration
• Skill System - Modular knowledge packages that extend agent capabilities with specialized workflows and domain expertise
• Persistent Conversations - SQLite-backed thread storage with resume, replay, and compression
• User Memory - Project-specific custom instructions and preferences that persist across conversations
• Human-in-the-Loop - Configurable tool approval system with regex-based allow/deny rules
• Cost Tracking (Beta) - Token usage and cost calculation per conversation
• MCP Server Support - Integrate external tool servers via MCP protocol with optional stateful connections
• Sandbox (Beta) - Secure isolated execution for tools with filesystem, network, and syscall restrictions

Prerequisites

• Python 3.13+ - Required for the project
• uv - Fast Python package installer (install instructions)
• ripgrep (rg) - Required for fast code search (grep_search tool) and directory structure visualization (get_directory_structure tool):
  • macOS: brew install ripgrep
  • Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt install ripgrep
  • Arch Linux: sudo pacman -S ripgrep
• fd - Required for fast file/directory completion with @ (fallback when not in a Git repository):
  • macOS: brew install fd
  • Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt install fd-find && sudo ln -s $(which fdfind) /usr/bin/fd
  • Arch Linux: sudo pacman -S fd
• tree - Required for file system visualization:
  • macOS: brew install tree
  • Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt install tree
  • Arch Linux: sudo pacman -S tree
• bubblewrap (Linux only, optional) - Required for sandbox feature:
  • Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt install bubblewrap
  • Arch Linux: sudo pacman -S bubblewrap
  • Optional enhanced syscall filtering: uv pip install pyseccomp
• Node.js & npm (optional) - Required only if using MCP servers that run via npx

Installation

The .langrepl config directory is created in your working directory (or use -w to specify a location). Aliases: langrepl or lg

From PyPI

Quick try (no installation):

uvx --python 3.13 langrepl
uvx --python 3.13 langrepl -w /path  # specify working dir

Install globally:

uv tool install --python 3.13 langrepl
# or with pipx:
pipx install --python 3.13 langrepl

Then run from any directory:

langrepl              # or: lg
langrepl -w /path     # specify working directory

From GitHub

Quick try (no installation):

uvx --python 3.13 --from git+https://github.com/midodimori/langrepl langrepl
uvx --python 3.13 --from git+https://github.com/midodimori/langrepl langrepl -w /path  # specify working dir

Install globally:

uv tool install --python 3.13 git+https://github.com/midodimori/langrepl

Then run from any directory:

langrepl              # or: lg
langrepl -w /path     # specify working directory

From Source

Clone and install:

git clone https://github.com/midodimori/langrepl.git
cd langrepl
make install
uv tool install --editable .

Then run from any directory (same as above).

Environment Variables

Configure langrepl using environment variables via .env file or shell exports.

Using .env file (recommended):

# Create .env in your working directory
LLM__OPENAI_API_KEY=your_openai_api_key_here
LANGCHAIN_TRACING_V2=true

Using shell exports:

export LLM__OPENAI_API_KEY=your_openai_api_key_here
export LANGCHAIN_TRACING_V2=true

LLM Provider API Keys

# OpenAI
LLM__OPENAI_API_KEY=your_openai_api_key_here

# Anthropic
LLM__ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=your_anthropic_api_key_here

# Google
LLM__GOOGLE_API_KEY=your_google_api_key_here

# DeepSeek
LLM__DEEPSEEK_API_KEY=your_deepseek_api_key_here

# Zhipu AI
LLM__ZHIPUAI_API_KEY=your_zhipuai_api_key_here

# AWS Bedrock (optional, falls back to AWS CLI credentials)
LLM__AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your_aws_access_key_id
LLM__AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your_aws_secret_access_key
LLM__AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=your_aws_session_token  # Optional

# Local model base URLs
LLM__OLLAMA_BASE_URL=http://localhost:11434      # Default
LLM__LMSTUDIO_BASE_URL=http://localhost:1234/v1  # Default

Tracing

LangSmith (recommended for debugging):

LANGCHAIN_TRACING_V2=true
LANGCHAIN_API_KEY=your_langsmith_api_key
LANGCHAIN_PROJECT=your_project_name              # Optional
LANGCHAIN_ENDPOINT=https://api.smith.langchain.com  # Default

Proxy Settings

LLM__HTTP_PROXY=http://proxy.example.com:8080
LLM__HTTPS_PROXY=https://proxy.example.com:8443

Tool Settings

TOOL_SETTINGS__MAX_COLUMNS=1500      # Grep max columns (default: 1500)
TOOL_SETTINGS__CONTEXT_LINES=2       # Grep context lines (default: 2)
TOOL_SETTINGS__SEARCH_LIMIT=25       # Grep search limit (default: 25)

CLI Settings

CLI__THEME=tokyo-night               # UI theme (default: none (auto-detect), possible values: tokyo-day, tokyo-night)
CLI__PROMPT_STYLE="❯ "               # Prompt style (default: "❯ ")
CLI__ENABLE_WORD_WRAP=true           # Word wrap (default: true)
CLI__EDITOR=nano                     # Editor for /memory (default: nano)
CLI__MAX_AUTOCOMPLETE_SUGGESTIONS=10 # Autocomplete limit (default: 10)

Server Settings

SERVER__LANGGRAPH_SERVER_URL=http://localhost:2024  # Default

Other Settings

LOG_LEVEL=INFO                       # Log level (default: INFO)
SUPPRESS_GRPC_WARNINGS=true          # Suppress gRPC warnings (default: true)

CLI Flags

langrepl [OPTIONS] [MESSAGE]

Positional Arguments

Argument	Description
message	Message to send in one-shot mode. Omit for interactive mode.

Options

Flag	Long Form	Description	Default
-h	--help	Show help message and exit	-
-w	--working-dir	Working directory for the session	Current directory
-a	--agent	Agent to use for the session	Default agent from config
-m	--model	LLM model to use (overrides agent's default)	Agent's default model
-r	--resume	Resume the last conversation thread	false
-t	--timer	Enable performance timing for startup phases	false
-s	--server	Run in LangGraph server mode	false
-am	--approval-mode	Tool approval mode: semi-active, active, aggressive	From config
-v	--verbose	Enable verbose logging to console and .langrepl/logs/app.log	false

Examples

# Interactive mode with default settings
langrepl

# One-shot mode
langrepl "What is the capital of France?"

# Specify working directory
langrepl -w /path/to/project

# Use specific agent
langrepl -a claude-style-coder

# Override agent's model
langrepl -a general -m gpt-4o

# Resume last conversation
langrepl -r

# Resume with new message
langrepl -r "Continue from where we left off"

# Set approval mode
langrepl -am aggressive

# LangGraph server mode
langrepl -s -a general

# Verbose logging
langrepl -v

# Combine flags
langrepl -w /my/project -a code-reviewer -am active -v

Quick Start

Langrepl ships with multiple prebuilt agents:

• general (default) - General-purpose agent for research, writing, analysis, and planning
• claude-style-coder - Software development agent mimicking Claude Code's behavior
• code-reviewer - Code review agent focusing on quality and best practices

Interactive Chat Mode

langrepl              # Start interactive session (general agent by default)
langrepl -a general   # Use specific agent
langrepl -r           # Resume last conversation
langrepl -am ACTIVE   # Set approval mode (SEMI_ACTIVE, ACTIVE, AGGRESSIVE)
langrepl -w /path     # Set working directory
lg                    # Quick alias

One-Shot Mode

langrepl "your message here"                    # Send message and exit
langrepl "what is 2+2?" -am aggressive          # With approval mode
langrepl -a general "search for latest news"    # Use specific agent
langrepl -r "continue from where we left off"   # Resume conversation

LangGraph Server Mode

langrepl -s -a general                # Start LangGraph server
langrepl -s -a general -am ACTIVE     # With approval mode

# Server: http://localhost:2024
# Studio: https://smith.langchain.com/studio/?baseUrl=http://127.0.0.1:2024
# API Docs: http://localhost:2024/docs

Server features:

• Auto-generates langgraph.json configuration
• Creates/updates assistants via LangGraph API
• Enables visual debugging with LangGraph Studio
• Supports all agent configs and MCP servers

Interactive Commands

Conversation Management

/resume - Switch between conversation threads

Shows list of all saved threads with timestamps. Select one to continue that conversation.

/replay - Branch from previous message

Shows all previous human messages in current thread. Select one to branch from that point while preserving the original conversation.

/compress - Compress conversation history

Compresses messages using LLM summarization to reduce token usage. Creates new thread with compressed history (e.g., 150 messages/45K tokens → 3 messages/8K tokens).

/clear - Start new conversation

Clear screen and start a new conversation thread while keeping previous thread saved.

Configuration

/agents - Switch agent

Shows all configured agents with interactive selector. Switch between specialized agents (e.g., coder, researcher, analyst).

/model - Switch LLM model

Shows all configured models with interactive selector. Switch between models for cost/quality tradeoffs.

/tools - View available tools

Lists all tools available to the current agent from impl/, internal/, and MCP servers.

/mcp - Manage MCP servers

View and toggle enabled/disabled MCP servers interactively.

/memory - Edit user memory

Opens .langrepl/memory.md for custom instructions and preferences. Content is automatically injected into agent prompts.

/skills - View available skills

Lists all skills available to the current agent with interactive selector. Skills are specialized knowledge packages that extend agent capabilities.

/approve - Manage tool approval rules

Interactive tabbed interface for managing tool approval rules across three lists:

• always_deny: Permanently blocked tools/commands
• always_ask: Always prompt (even in ACTIVE mode) - for critical commands
• always_allow: Auto-approved tools/commands

Use Tab/Shift+Tab to switch tabs, arrow keys to navigate, d to delete, e to edit in editor.

Utilities

/todo [N] - View current todo list

Shows the current todo list. Specify optional number to limit displayed items (default: 10).

/todo       # Show max 10 items
/todo 20    # Show max 20 items

/graph [--browser] - Visualize agent graph

Renders in terminal (ASCII) or opens in browser with --browser flag.

/help - Show help

/exit - Exit application (or double Ctrl+C)

Usage

Configs are auto-generated in .langrepl/ on first run.

Agents

.langrepl/agents/*.yml:

# agents/my-agent.yml (filename must match agent name)
version: 2.2.0
name: my-agent
prompt: prompts/my_agent.md  # Single file or array of files
llm: haiku-4.5               # References llms/*.yml
checkpointer: sqlite         # References checkpointers/*.yml
recursion_limit: 40
default: true
tools:
  patterns:
    - impl:file_system:read_file
    - mcp:context7:resolve-library-id
  use_catalog: false         # Use tool catalog to reduce token usage
  output_max_tokens: 10000   # Max tokens per tool output
skills:
  patterns:
    - general:skill-creator  # References skills/<category>/<name>
subagents:
  - general-purpose          # References subagents/*.yml
compression:
  auto_compress_enabled: true
  auto_compress_threshold: 0.8
  llm: haiku-4.5
  prompt:
    - prompts/shared/general_compression.md
    - prompts/suffixes/environments.md
  messages_to_keep: 0  # Keep N recent messages verbatim during compression
sandboxes:                    # See Sandboxes section
  enabled: true
  profiles:
    - sandbox: rw-online-macos
      patterns: [impl:*:*, "!impl:terminal:*"]
    - sandbox: null            # Bypass for excluded tools
      patterns: [impl:terminal:*, mcp:*:*]

Single-file format: .langrepl/config.agents.yml

agents:
  - version: 2.2.0
    name: my-agent
    prompt: prompts/my_agent.md
    llm: haiku-4.5
    checkpointer: sqlite
    recursion_limit: 40
    default: true
    tools:
      patterns:
        - impl:file_system:read_file
        - mcp:context7:resolve-library-id
      use_catalog: false         # Use tool catalog to reduce token usage
      output_max_tokens: 10000   # Max tokens per tool output
    skills:
      patterns:
        - general:skill-creator  # References skills/<category>/<name>
    subagents:
      - general-purpose
    compression:
      auto_compress_enabled: true
      auto_compress_threshold: 0.8
      llm: haiku-4.5
      prompt:
        - prompts/shared/general_compression.md
        - prompts/suffixes/environments.md
      messages_to_keep: 0  # Keep N recent messages verbatim during compression

Tool naming: <category>:<module>:<function> with wildcard (*, ?, [seq]) and negative (!) pattern support

• impl:*:* - All built-in tools
• impl:file_system:read_* - All read_* tools in file_system
• !impl:file_system:write_* - Exclude write_* tools
• mcp:server:* - All tools from MCP server

Tool catalog: When use_catalog: true, impl/mcp tools are wrapped in a unified catalog interface to reduce token usage. The agent receives catalog tools instead of individual tool definitions.

Available Tools

impl:file_system - File operations

Tool	Pattern	Description
read_file	impl:file_system:read_file	Read file content with line-based pagination
write_file	impl:file_system:write_file	Create a new file with content
edit_file	impl:file_system:edit_file	Edit a file by replacing old content with new content
create_dir	impl:file_system:create_dir	Create a directory recursively
move_file	impl:file_system:move_file	Move a file from source to destination
move_multiple_files	impl:file_system:move_multiple_files	Move multiple files in one operation
delete_file	impl:file_system:delete_file	Delete a file
delete_dir	impl:file_system:delete_dir	Delete a directory recursively
insert_at_line	impl:file_system:insert_at_line	Insert content at a specific line number

impl:grep_search - Code search

Tool	Pattern	Description
grep_search	impl:grep_search:grep_search	Search for code using ripgrep-compatible Rust regex patterns

impl:terminal - Terminal commands

Tool	Pattern	Description
run_command	impl:terminal:run_command	Execute terminal commands
get_directory_structure	impl:terminal:get_directory_structure	Get a tree view of directory structure

impl:web - Web operations

Tool	Pattern	Description
fetch_web_content	impl:web:fetch_web_content	Fetch webpage main content as markdown

internal:memory - Virtual filesystem for agent state

Tool	Pattern	Description
list_memory_files	internal:memory:list_memory_files	List all files in virtual memory filesystem
read_memory_file	internal:memory:read_memory_file	Read memory file content with pagination
write_memory_file	internal:memory:write_memory_file	Create or overwrite a memory file
edit_memory_file	internal:memory:edit_memory_file	Edit a memory file by replacing content

internal:todo - Task management

Tool	Pattern	Description
write_todos	internal:todo:write_todos	Create and manage structured task lists
read_todos	internal:todo:read_todos	Read the current TODO list

subagents - Agent delegation (auto-injected when subagents: exists)

Tool	Description
task	Delegate a task to a specialized sub-agent
think	Strategic reflection on progress and decision-making

skills - Skill discovery (auto-injected when skills.use_catalog: true)

Tool	Description
fetch_skills	Discover and search for available skills
get_skill	Read the full content of a specific skill

catalog - Tool discovery (auto-injected when tools.use_catalog: true)

Tool	Description
fetch_tools	Discover and search for available tools
get_tool	Get tool documentation and parameters
run_tool	Execute a tool from the catalog

Custom Prompts

Place prompts in .langrepl/prompts/:

# prompts/my_agent.md
You are a helpful assistant...

{user_memory}

Placeholders:

• {user_memory} - Auto-appended if missing
• {conversation} - Auto-wrapped if missing (compression prompts only)

LLMs

.langrepl/llms/*.yml:

# llms/anthropic.yml (organize by provider, filename is flexible)
- version: 1.0.0
  model: claude-haiku-4-5
  alias: haiku-4.5
  provider: anthropic
  max_tokens: 10000
  temperature: 0.1
  context_window: 200000
  input_cost_per_mtok: 1.00
  output_cost_per_mtok: 5.00

Single-file format: .langrepl/config.llms.yml

llms:
  - version: 1.0.0
    model: claude-haiku-4-5
    alias: haiku-4.5
    provider: anthropic
    max_tokens: 10000
    temperature: 0.1
    context_window: 200000
    input_cost_per_mtok: 1.00
    output_cost_per_mtok: 5.00

Checkpointers

.langrepl/checkpointers/*.yml:

# checkpointers/sqlite.yml (filename must match checkpointer type)
version: 1.0.0
type: sqlite
max_connections: 10

# checkpointers/memory.yml (filename must match checkpointer type)
version: 1.0.0
type: memory
max_connections: 1

Single-file format: .langrepl/config.checkpointers.yml

checkpointers:
  - version: 1.0.0
    type: sqlite
    max_connections: 10
  - version: 1.0.0
    type: memory
    max_connections: 1

Checkpointer types:

• sqlite - Persistent SQLite-backed storage (default, stored in .langrepl/.db/checkpoints.db)
• memory - In-memory storage (ephemeral, lost on exit)

Sub-Agents

Sub-agents use the same config structure as main agents.

.langrepl/subagents/*.yml:

# subagents/code-reviewer.yml (filename must match subagent name)
version: 2.0.0
name: code-reviewer
prompt: prompts/code-reviewer.md
llm: haiku-4.5
tools:
  patterns: [impl:file_system:read_file]
  use_catalog: false
  output_max_tokens: 10000

Single-file format: .langrepl/config.subagents.yml

agents:
  - version: 2.0.0
    name: code-reviewer
    prompt: prompts/code-reviewer.md
    llm: haiku-4.5
    tools:
      patterns: [impl:file_system:read_file]
      use_catalog: false
      output_max_tokens: 10000

Add custom: Create prompt, add config file, reference in parent agent's subagents list.

Custom Tools

1. Implement in src/langrepl/tools/impl/my_tool.py:

   from langchain.tools import tool
   
   @tool()
   def my_tool(query: str) -> str:
       """Tool description."""
       return result
   

2. Register in src/langrepl/tools/factory.py:

   MY_TOOLS = [my_tool]
   self.impl_tools.extend(MY_TOOLS)
   

3. Reference: impl:my_tool:my_tool

Skills

Skills are modular knowledge packages that extend agent capabilities. See anthropics/skills for details.

Directory structure (.langrepl/skills/):

skills/
├── general/
│   └── skill-creator/
│       ├── SKILL.md            # Required: metadata and instructions
│       ├── scripts/            # Optional: executable code
│       ├── references/         # Optional: documentation
│       └── assets/             # Optional: templates, images, etc.
└── custom-category/
    └── my-skill/
        └── SKILL.md

Skill naming: <category>:<name> with wildcard (*) and negative (!) pattern support

• general:skill-creator - Specific skill
• general:* - All skills in category
• !general:dangerous-skill - Exclude specific skill
• *:* - All skills

Built-in: skill-creator - Guide for creating custom skills

MCP Servers (config.mcp.json)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "my-server": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["my-mcp-package"],
      "transport": "stdio",
      "enabled": true,
      "stateful": false,
      "include": ["tool1"],
      "exclude": [],
      "repair_command": ["rm", "-rf", ".some_cache"],
      "repair_timeout": 30,
      "invoke_timeout": 60.0
    },
    "remote-server": {
      "url": "http://localhost:8080/mcp",
      "transport": "http",
      "timeout": 30,
      "sse_read_timeout": 300,
      "invoke_timeout": 60.0
    }
  }
}

• transport: stdio (local command), http (HTTP/streamable), sse (Server-Sent Events), websocket. Aliases streamable_http and streamable-http map to http.
• timeout, sse_read_timeout: Connection and SSE read timeouts in seconds (for HTTP-based transports)
• stateful: Keep connection alive between tool calls (default: false). Use for servers that need persistent state.
• repair_command: Command array to run if server fails (default: none). Auto-retries after repair.
• repair_timeout: Repair command timeout in seconds (default: 30 when repair_command is set)
• invoke_timeout: Tool invocation timeout in seconds (default: none)
• Suppress stderr: "command": "sh", "args": ["-c", "npx pkg 2>/dev/null"]
• Reference: mcp:my-server:tool1
• Examples: useful-mcp-servers.json

Tool Approval (config.approval.json)

{
  "always_allow": [
    { "name": "read_file", "args": null }
  ],
  "always_deny": [
    { "name": "run_command", "args": { "command": "rm -rf /.*" } }
  ],
  "always_ask": [
    { "name": "run_command", "args": { "command": "rm\\s+-rf.*" } },
    { "name": "run_command", "args": { "command": "git\\s+push.*" } },
    { "name": "run_command", "args": { "command": "git\\s+reset\\s+--hard.*" } },
    { "name": "run_command", "args": { "command": "sudo\\s+.*" } }
  ]
}

Three rule lists:

• always_deny - Permanently blocked (highest priority)
• always_ask - Always prompt, even in ACTIVE mode (for critical commands)
• always_allow - Auto-approved

Modes and behavior:

Mode	always_deny	always_ask	always_allow	No match
SEMI_ACTIVE	Block	Prompt	Allow	Prompt
ACTIVE	Block	Prompt	Allow	Auto-allow
AGGRESSIVE	Block	Auto-allow	Allow	Auto-allow

Default always_ask rules protect against destructive commands like rm -rf, git push, git reset --hard, and sudo.

Sandboxes (Beta)

Sandboxes provide secure, isolated execution environments for tools. They restrict filesystem access, network connectivity, and system calls to prevent potentially dangerous operations.

Prerequisites:

• macOS: Built-in sandbox-exec (no installation needed)
• Linux: bubblewrap package required (see Prerequisites)

.langrepl/sandboxes/*.yml:

# sandboxes/rw-online-macos.yml (filename must match sandbox name)
version: "1.0.0"
name: rw-online-macos
type: seatbelt      # macOS: seatbelt, Linux: bubblewrap
os: macos           # macos or linux

filesystem:
  read:
    - "."           # Working directory
    - "/usr"        # System binaries
    - "~/.local"    # User tools (uvx, pipx)
  write:
    - "."
    - "/private/tmp"
  hidden:           # Blocked paths (glob patterns)
    - ".env"
    - "~/.ssh"
    - "*.pem"

network:
  remote:
    - "*"           # "*" = allow all, [] = deny all
  local: []         # Unix sockets

Default profiles (auto-copied per platform on first run):

Profile	Filesystem	Network	Use Case
rw-online-{os}	Read/Write	Yes	General development
rw-offline-{os}	Read/Write	No	Sensitive data
ro-online-{os}	Read-only	Yes	Code exploration
ro-offline-{os}	Read-only	No	Maximum isolation

Notes:

• Package managers: uvx, npx, pip may need network to check/download from registries. Default profiles include ~/.cache/uv, ~/.npm, ~/.local for caching. Offline sandboxes auto-inject NPM_CONFIG_OFFLINE=true and UV_OFFLINE=1 for MCP servers.
• Docker/containers: Docker CLI requires socket access. Add to network.local: Docker Desktop (/var/run/docker.sock), OrbStack (~/.orbstack/run/docker.sock), Rancher Desktop (~/.rd/docker.sock), Colima (~/.colima/default/docker.sock).
• MCP servers: Sandboxed at startup (command wrapped). Match with mcp:server-name:* (tool part must be *). HTTP servers require explicit bypass (sandbox: null).
• Sandbox patterns: Support negative patterns. Use !mcp:server:* to exclude from a wildcard match. Tools/servers must match exactly one profile or they're blocked.
• Working directory ("."): When included, mounted and used as cwd. When excluded: Linux = not mounted, cwd is / inside tmpfs; macOS = can list files but cannot read contents.
• Symlinks: Symlinks resolving outside allowed boundaries are blocked. Warnings logged at startup. Add targets to filesystem.read if needed.

Limitations:

• Network (remote): Binary - ["*"] allows all TCP/UDP, [] blocks all. ["*"] reserved for future domain filtering.
• Network (local): macOS = allowlist-based. Linux = binary (empty blocks all, any entry allows all); per-socket filtering reserved for future.
• macOS (Seatbelt): Deny-by-default policy. Mach services allowed for DNS, TLS, keychain.
• Linux (Bubblewrap): Namespace isolation (user, pid, ipc, uts, network). pyseccomp optional for syscall blocking.
• Other: Sandbox worker only executes built-in tools (from langrepl.tools.* module). 60s timeout. 10MB stdout / 1MB stderr limits. Hidden patterns use gitignore-style glob.

Development

For local development without global install:

git clone https://github.com/midodimori/langrepl.git
cd langrepl
make install

Run from within repository:

uv run langrepl              # Start interactive session
uv run langrepl -w /path     # Specify working directory
uv run langrepl -s -a general  # Start LangGraph server

Development commands:

make install      # Install dependencies + pre-commit hooks
make lint-fix     # Format and lint code
make test         # Run tests
make pre-commit   # Run pre-commit on all files
make clean        # Remove cache/build artifacts

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.