Workshop
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Details for Workshop
Package name
- workshop
License
- GPL-3.0
Last updated
- 15 September 2026 - latest/stable
- 6 October 2026 - latest/edge
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Workshops are secure, fast, and composable development environments that come agent-ready.
Workshop gives every project a reproducible, sandboxed development environment — defined in a single workshop.yaml and launched with one command.
sudo snap install workshop --classic
workshop init dev --sdks opencode,go/1.27,node/24 # create workshop.yaml
workshop launch # build the environment
workshop shell # drop into it
Each workshop is a system container: a small Ubuntu system with its own users, packages, networking and systemd services. Virtual machines are also supported as an experimental option.
Why Workshop
- Composable — assemble environments from SDKs (coding agents, Node, Go, Python, Rust, GPU tooling…) published on the SDK Store, or build your own.
- Transactional — every update to the workshop is a change you can inspect, with automatic rollback on failure.
- Sandboxed — experiment, break things, and discard with no leftovers on the host. Expose host directories, devices, secrets, network ports in a transparent and controllable way on demand.
- Agent-ready — run coding agents inside the sandbox with scoped access to your project and secrets, not your whole machine.
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