Runzivo sandboxes for Herdr

Run Herdr panes and coding agents in a Runzivo cloud sandbox. The plugin creates a sandbox, adds it to Herdr as a machine, and lets you check its cost, sleep it, wake it and delete it without leaving Herdr.

The plugin is a few Bash scripts that call the rzv CLI, OpenSSH and Herdr. It stores no tokens, holds no AI provider keys and reads none of your code.

Install

You need Herdr 0.9.5 or newer on macOS or Linux, and rzv 0.26.0 or newer.

Install Herdr first. On macOS, run brew install herdr. On Linux, or if you don't use Homebrew, follow the Herdr install guide.

Then install rzv, sign in and add the plugin:

curl -fsSL https://runzivo.dev/downloads/rzv/install.sh | sh
rzv login
herdr plugin install Runzivo/rzv-herdr-plugin

Herdr shows the plugin's manifest and commands before it installs. Add --ref v0.1.0 to pin this release.

Use

Open Herdr's command palette and pick a Runzivo: action:

Action	What it does
create a sandbox machine	Creates herdr-<name>, sets up SSH, adds it to the sidebar
attach a sandbox machine	Wakes it if asleep and starts its Herdr server
sandbox status and cost	Status, expiry, time left, runtime and credits used
list sandboxes	Every sandbox in your workspace
sleep a sandbox	Stops it; compute billing stops
wake a sandbox	Starts it and reconnects the machine
delete a sandbox	Asks you to type its name, then deletes it and the machine

Each action opens a small Runzivo pane for its questions and output.

Docs

• Usage and options
• Sleep, wake and what is kept
• Errors and fixes
• Security
• Testing and releasing

MIT licensed. Herdr is a separate Apache-2.0 project; this plugin is not made or reviewed by Herdr.