processfork-openinterpreter
ProcessFork wrapper for OpenInterpreter.
Lets you snapshot before a dangerous shell op and pf checkout if it
goes wrong.
Install
pip install "processfork-openinterpreter[oi]"
Use
import interpreter
from processfork_openinterpreter import wrap_interpreter
interpreter = wrap_interpreter(interpreter, store="~/.processfork", fs_root=".")
interpreter.snapshot("pre-rm-rf")
interpreter.chat("rm -rf /tmp/foo")
# … if it goes wrong:
interpreter.checkout("pre-rm-rf")
The wrapper:
- Hooks
interpreter.computer.runto tap the effect ledger. - Snapshots include the
interpreter.messageschat history (trace), the working directory (world.fs), and the env (world.env). - The Python kernel's globals are preserved across snapshots via
dill; install with[oi]extras to enable.
OpenInterpreter doesn't expose a paged KV cache, so the cache layer in the snapshot is empty — interpreter sessions are cheap to re-prefill.
See agent_docs/integration-openinterpreter.md for the full spec.
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