pyro-mcp/docs/public-contract.md
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Rewrite the user-facing persistent sandbox story around pyro workspace ..., including the install guide, first-run transcript, integrations notes, and public contract reference.

Rename the Python example to examples/python_workspace.py and update the docs to use the new workspace create, sync, exec, status, logs, and delete flows with seed_path/workspace_id terminology.

Mark the 2.4.0 workspace-contract pivot as done in the roadmap now that the shipped CLI, SDK, MCP, docs, and tests all use the workspace-first surface.
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Public Contract

This document defines the supported public interface for pyro-mcp 2.x.

Package Identity

  • Distribution name: pyro-mcp
  • Public executable: pyro
  • Public Python import: from pyro_mcp import Pyro
  • Public package-level factory: from pyro_mcp import create_server

CLI Contract

Top-level commands:

  • pyro env list
  • pyro env pull
  • pyro env inspect
  • pyro env prune
  • pyro mcp serve
  • pyro run
  • pyro workspace create
  • pyro workspace sync push
  • pyro workspace exec
  • pyro workspace status
  • pyro workspace logs
  • pyro workspace delete
  • pyro doctor
  • pyro demo
  • pyro demo ollama

Stable pyro run interface:

  • positional environment name
  • --vcpu-count
  • --mem-mib
  • --timeout-seconds
  • --ttl-seconds
  • --network
  • --allow-host-compat
  • --json

Behavioral guarantees:

  • pyro run <environment> -- <command> defaults to 1 vCPU / 1024 MiB.
  • pyro run fails if guest boot or guest exec is unavailable unless --allow-host-compat is set.
  • pyro run, pyro env list, pyro env pull, pyro env inspect, pyro env prune, and pyro doctor are human-readable by default and return structured JSON with --json.
  • pyro demo ollama prints log lines plus a final summary line.
  • pyro workspace create auto-starts a persistent workspace.
  • pyro workspace create --seed-path PATH seeds /workspace from a host directory or a local .tar / .tar.gz / .tgz archive before the workspace is returned.
  • pyro workspace sync push WORKSPACE_ID SOURCE_PATH [--dest WORKSPACE_PATH] imports later host-side directory or archive content into a started workspace.
  • pyro workspace exec runs in the persistent /workspace for that workspace and does not auto-clean.
  • pyro workspace logs returns persisted command history for that workspace until pyro workspace delete.
  • Workspace create/status results expose workspace_seed metadata describing how /workspace was initialized.

Python SDK Contract

Primary facade:

  • Pyro

Supported public entrypoints:

  • create_server()
  • Pyro.create_server()
  • Pyro.list_environments()
  • Pyro.pull_environment(environment)
  • Pyro.inspect_environment(environment)
  • Pyro.prune_environments()
  • Pyro.create_vm(...)
  • Pyro.create_workspace(...)
  • Pyro.push_workspace_sync(workspace_id, source_path, *, dest="/workspace")
  • Pyro.start_vm(vm_id)
  • Pyro.exec_vm(vm_id, *, command, timeout_seconds=30)
  • Pyro.exec_workspace(workspace_id, *, command, timeout_seconds=30)
  • Pyro.stop_vm(vm_id)
  • Pyro.delete_vm(vm_id)
  • Pyro.delete_workspace(workspace_id)
  • Pyro.status_vm(vm_id)
  • Pyro.status_workspace(workspace_id)
  • Pyro.logs_workspace(workspace_id)
  • Pyro.network_info_vm(vm_id)
  • Pyro.reap_expired()
  • Pyro.run_in_vm(...)

Stable public method names:

  • create_server()
  • list_environments()
  • pull_environment(environment)
  • inspect_environment(environment)
  • prune_environments()
  • create_vm(...)
  • create_workspace(...)
  • push_workspace_sync(workspace_id, source_path, *, dest="/workspace")
  • start_vm(vm_id)
  • exec_vm(vm_id, *, command, timeout_seconds=30)
  • exec_workspace(workspace_id, *, command, timeout_seconds=30)
  • stop_vm(vm_id)
  • delete_vm(vm_id)
  • delete_workspace(workspace_id)
  • status_vm(vm_id)
  • status_workspace(workspace_id)
  • logs_workspace(workspace_id)
  • network_info_vm(vm_id)
  • reap_expired()
  • run_in_vm(...)

Behavioral defaults:

  • Pyro.create_vm(...) and Pyro.run_in_vm(...) default to vcpu_count=1 and mem_mib=1024.
  • Pyro.create_workspace(...) defaults to vcpu_count=1 and mem_mib=1024.
  • allow_host_compat defaults to False on create_vm(...) and run_in_vm(...).
  • allow_host_compat defaults to False on create_workspace(...).
  • Pyro.create_workspace(..., seed_path=...) seeds /workspace from a host directory or a local .tar / .tar.gz / .tgz archive before the workspace is returned.
  • Pyro.push_workspace_sync(...) imports later host-side directory or archive content into a started workspace.
  • Pyro.exec_vm(...) runs one command and auto-cleans that VM after the exec completes.
  • Pyro.exec_workspace(...) runs one command in the persistent workspace and leaves it alive.

MCP Contract

Primary tool:

  • vm_run

Advanced lifecycle tools:

  • vm_list_environments
  • vm_create
  • vm_start
  • vm_exec
  • vm_stop
  • vm_delete
  • vm_status
  • vm_network_info
  • vm_reap_expired

Persistent workspace tools:

  • workspace_create
  • workspace_sync_push
  • workspace_exec
  • workspace_status
  • workspace_logs
  • workspace_delete

Behavioral defaults:

  • vm_run and vm_create default to vcpu_count=1 and mem_mib=1024.
  • workspace_create defaults to vcpu_count=1 and mem_mib=1024.
  • vm_run and vm_create expose allow_host_compat, which defaults to false.
  • workspace_create exposes allow_host_compat, which defaults to false.
  • workspace_create accepts optional seed_path and seeds /workspace from a host directory or a local .tar / .tar.gz / .tgz archive before the workspace is returned.
  • workspace_sync_push imports later host-side directory or archive content into a started workspace, with an optional dest under /workspace.
  • vm_exec runs one command and auto-cleans that VM after the exec completes.
  • workspace_exec runs one command in a persistent /workspace and leaves the workspace alive.

Versioning Rule

  • pyro-mcp uses SemVer.
  • Environment names are stable identifiers in the shipped catalog.
  • Changing a public command name, public flag, public method name, public MCP tool name, or required request field is a breaking change.