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Install the Docker Sandboxes SDK

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Use the Docker Sandboxes SDK to create and manage cloud sandboxes from JavaScript or TypeScript. The SDK includes methods for running commands, transferring files, and waiting for a sandbox to start or stop.

You don't need the Docker CLI to use the SDK.

Install the SDK

With Node.js 20 or later, install the SDK in your project:

$ npm install @docker/sandboxes

Import Sandboxes from @docker/sandboxes.

Connect to Cloud Sandboxes

Before connecting, activate a Docker Agentic Platform subscription for your Docker account.

Configure your client with browser sign-in for interactive use or a personal access token for automation. The SDK supplies the service URL and manages access tokens. See Authentication and authorization for setup instructions.

Follow Run your first cloud sandbox for a complete TypeScript example that creates a sandbox, runs a command, and deletes it.